Girls V. Boys: Hawaii, shot on location on the Big Island of Hawaii (Kona), features direct-to-camera commentary and behind-the-scenes banter between the six teens as they travel to various tropical locations around their new 'home base' -- a remote cottage located on a picturesque lava beach. Each team also has their own 'coach' who serves as friend, mentor and counselor throughout their Hawaiian adventures.

Additionally, the series will take a surprise twist halfway through as two popular cast members from The N's hit drama, Degrassi: The Next Generation will join Girls V. Boys: Hawaii as the surprise fourth competitors on each team.

Meet the Girls Team:
· Dina Mazgriegos -16-year-old no-nonsense competitor from Englewood, CA is the resident jokester who hates drama queens.

· Jessica Huggins -16-year-old bubbly soccer player from Frisco, TX is a natural leader and star competitor.

· Christina Campfield -16-year-old confrontational pageant queen from Plano, TX gains support from the guys.

Meet the Boys Team:
· Teri Onoda -16-year-old wrestler and resident team leader from Irvington, NY hopes to attend West Point.

· Justin Simmons -17-year-old 'class clown' and fierce competitor from London, OH is looking for love.

· Kristofer Brown -16-year-old football player from Mahopac, NY is a tough-guy with a heart of gold.

Challenges in Girls V. Boys: Hawaii include:
· "Mystery Meat" -Each team starts by eating a big piece of unappetizing meat. Several pieces of meat are scattered throughout the ocean floor and it's a race to gather them all and be the first to build a tower of mystery meat as high as the top of a totem pole.

· "Whose Your Papaya" - Two team members are chained together while they race to find specially marked papaya trees in a huge field. The marked trees can only be seen by the third teammate who communicates to the ground via walky-talky from a helicopter up above.

· "Whatever Floats Your Boat" - Each team builds a boat with a variety of materials and must then jump on board for a mile-long journey down the river without their vessel falling apart.

· "Moolah Madness" - The two teams compete at a local public beach to make the most money selling a bottle of stinky fish essence, a bag of sand, or rotten Hawaiian fruit.

· "Hog Wild" - In a smelly, muddy, urine-filled pigpen, it's a messy race to be the first team to pull three flags off the collars of running pigs.

· "Celebritease" - It's a celebrity look-a-like contest! Judged by local high school students, each teammate dresses up and impersonates their favorite stars including Jessica Simpson and P. Diddy.

Production Credits:
Girls V. Boys and Girls V. Boys: Hawaii is produced by Dancing Toad Productions, Inc., a company co-owned by executive producer Steven Lerner and director John Chiappardi. Dancing Toad Productions Inc. has also produced A Walk In Your Shoes for The N, and Where Are They Now? for VH1. Their client list also includes MTV Networks, CBS Sports, ESPN, USA Networks and Jim Henson Productions.

The Episodes: