2022 Major Sponsors

2022 Gold Sponsors

2022 Silver Sponsors

2022 Energy Breakthough

2022 was very successful for the Highview College teams.

In a feat never achieved before, all three school teams were the Winners of their respective sections; A brilliant team effort!

Junior Team - Jewel of Jumanji

The Jewel of Jumanji Junior team performed exceptionally well in all categories. They were winners of the Design & Construction and the Trial, completing 383 laps in 19 hours. They placed second in the Display & Presentation. The team were crowned Overall Winners of the Junior B1 category for the second year running. What an achievement!

Well done to Emily Beavis, Lucy Coghlan, Jack Driscoll, Ella Gourley, Rubie Hooper, Will Jardine, Arabella Koop, Zac Port, Harvey Rumpff, Sam Ross, and managers, Mrs Freemantle & Mr Robb. 

Intermediate Team - Farmer Wants A Trike

The Farmer Wants A Trike Intermediate squad achieved high scores across all sections. They were winners of the Display & Presentation, third in the Design & Construction and also second in the Trial, completing 423 laps. Their consistency rewarded them as Overall Winners of the Intermediate B2 Category. What an effort!

Congratulations to Ruby Adams, Miller Bartlett, Jayden Brydon, Bella Bursill, Alyssa Freemantle, Jude Gourley, Molly Palmer, Jack Skinner and a special thanks to managers, Mrs Adams, Miss Richards & Miss Roche.

VCE Team - HC AstraZ

The HC AstraZ Senior squad were strong performers across the event.

The team were winners of the Design & Construction and also the Trial, completing 436 laps.

They placed second in the Display & Presentation. They too, were crowned the Overall Winners of the Senior C division. A great effort by all.

Well done to Bonnie Beavis, Ava Harrison, Lucas Hurse, Lavinia Martin, Aidan Medlyn, Blayze Morey, Tom Myers, Abbey Nalder, Sid Robinson, Vin Walker and managers Miss Lovel, Miss Farrell & Mr Jenes.

The Team Managers put in an enormous amount of work to support the teams, and we thank them all for their magnificent work.

The event would not be possible without the pit and catering teams. The crew organised all of the equipment in the lead up, then made fast tyre and rider changes, fixed damaged trikes and kept everyone hydrated and fed during the event.

Thanks to the following members of the pit crew; Rory Baker, Tilly Davis, Luke Driscoll, Dillon Ferguson, Geordie Gollop, Ella Govan, Dom Roche, Hannah Lanfranchi, Oakley Maddison, Tyler Medlyn, Felicity Rentsch and Mrs Medlyn.

There were also numerous staff and past students who assisted preparations and across the weekend, and we extend our appreciation to those people.

We would again like to recognise Daryl Stewart. Daryl has been building and supporting Highview College race trikes for many years now. This year he again produced three immaculate trikes. These trikes raced so fast, yet so reliably, to win two races, and place second in the other.

Overall, all three trikes finished inside the top eleven overall finish on the track, and completed a total of 1952km across the event.

Daryl also volunteered his time to educate our teams on the Design & Construction element of the event. We were able to win that section with two of our three teams, and place third in the other. We thank Daryl for his exceptional work.

The results were fantastic. Winning all three of our categories was an incredible achievement and something we are enormously proud of - however that is just a bonus. The event benefits students in many ways. It teaches them how to work hard, to commit to learning and getting better, team work, appreciation, gratitude and pushing themselves physically, mentally and emotionally. And it is a privilege to be involved.

Congratulations to all riders and pit crew for their efforts, attitude and behaviour across the event. The team spirit and family involvement were excellent and the joy and feel amongst the group was very positive.

A big thank you again to all staff and parent helpers throughout the entire program and particularly the weekend.

We are extremely appreciative of the community support. The generous support of many organisations provides this wonderful opportunity for our students and families, and would not be possible without the kind contributions.

2019 Energy Breakthrough

2019 was very successful for the Highview College teams. The three school teams all placed top five in their respective sections; with two overall winners. A brilliant team effort!

Junior Team

The ‘Kulinda’ Junior squad, had several members participating in their first secondary school event. The team achieved high scores across all sections, including 2nd in the Design & Construction, Display & Presentation and also in the race. They were declared Overall Winners. A fantastic effort by the students and staff involved. Congratulations to, Ellie Martin, Lavinia Martin, Megan Pritchard, Alyssah Tobin, Fern Winnell, Baxter Cheesman, Benjamin Deaker, Thomas Myers, Joshua Ross, Oscar Tatchell and a special thanks to managers, Chris Smart and Lucy Freemantle.

All-Female Team

‘Hola Chica’ were high achievers across the event. They finished 2nd in the race, 4th in Design & Construction and they won the Display & Presentation. They too, were the Overall Winners of the HPV All-Female division. A great effort by all. Well done to Gina Beavis, Theresa Buchanan, Lily Cain, Deanna Dellis, Maddison Farrell, Ava Harrison, Francesca Howe, Isabel Knowles, Alicia Myers, Gina Ross, Brianna Tranter, and managers, Sarah Lovel and Brogahn Richards.

Open Team

‘Bromance’ performed well in all categories. They were 5th in the Display & Presentation, 3rd in the Design & Construction and finished 5th in the trial. This placed the team in 5th position of the 30 Open teams.  Well done to Jamie Beavis, Nathaniel Codognotto, Ethan Freemantle, Jesse Lang, Liam Latch, Nick Myers, Mick Malik, Angus Ostarcevic, Liam Palling, Joshua Powers, Patrick Pritchard, and managers, Patrick Jenes and Luke Treacy. 

The team managers put in an enormous amount of work to support the teams, and we thank them all for their dedication. The results were fantastic, however they are a bonus. The event benefits students in many ways, and it is a privilege to be involved. Congratulations to all riders and support crews for their efforts, attitude and behaviour across the event. The team spirit and family involvement was excellent and the joy and feeling among the group was very positive. Thank you to all staff and parents who visited and assisted throughout the entire program, particularly over the weekend of the event.

The generous support of many organisations provides this wonderful opportunity for our students and families, and competing would not be possible without these contributions.

2018 Energy Breakthrough

2018 was very successful for the Highview College teams. The three school teams all placed Top 3 in their respective sections, a brilliant team effort! 

The ‘Outside In’ Junior squad, had several members participating in their first secondary school event. The team achieved high scores across all sections and finished overall in 3RD PLACE.

The ‘ZigaZig Ah’ B2 team were high achievers across the event. They finished 2nd in the race, WON the Design & Construction and were the OVERALL WINNERS of the HPV B2 Division. 

The ‘Genzee’ C team, performed well in all categories. They were 2nd in the Display & Presentation, 2nd in the Design & Construction and finished OVERALL RUNNERS UP. 

2017 Energy Breakthrough

The 2017 Highview College school teams all placed top 3 in their respective sections, a brilliant team effort! 

EMOJI GO, the Junior squad finished in Third place. 

OFF THE GRID, our B2 team were RUNNERS UP. 

AZIZ, our C team finished OVERALL WINNERS. That is back-to-back wins in the C category.

The results were fantastic, however, they are a bonus. The event benefits students in many ways, and it is a privilege to be involved. Congratulations to all riders and pit crew for their efforts, attitude and behaviour across the event. The team spirit and family involvement were excellent and the joy and feel amongst the group were very positive. A big thank you to all staff and parent helpers throughout the entire program and particularly the weekend.

We are extremely appreciative of the community support. The generous support of many organisations provides this wonderful opportunity for our students and families, and would not be possible without the kind contributions.