Unity College: From Murray Bridge to Maryborough

We dropped Unity College student, Alisha Hele, a line to see what it’s like to have the Pedal Prix in her home town and how human powered vehicles happen at her school.

Unity College will be coming to Maryborough for the seventh time this November and are entered in the HPV B2 category.

Read the full interview here:

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By Nigel Preston|2017-08-03T17:29:30+10:00October 18th, 2009|Team Story|Comments Off

About the Author: Nigel Preston

Nigel Preston is a self-confessed 'HPV Tragic'. After 'catching the bug' from his older brother, he helped launch the Energy Breakthrough program at Eaglehawk SC with his dad and some mates way back in 1998. Having participated in the EB for four years he finished his VCE in 2001 and volunteering to help with the event management straight away. He's been helping out ever since. Nigel has also been a part of teams that have taken line honours at the EB in 2000 & 2001 (Bendigo Senior SC); the Australian International Pedal Prix 2003, 2004 & 2009 (Bendigo Youth Racing); and the Wonthaggi Human Powered Grand Prix in 2019.