3. 80km School Challenge

Students and staff can enter this special category as part of the HBA Around the Bay in a Day®.

 

 

Top Five 80km School Challenge Teams (as of Mon 30 Aug)

1. St Margarets & Berwick Grammar, Berwick : 58 riders

2. Vermont Secondary College, Vermont : 44 riders

3. St Joseph's College, Ferntree Gully : 32 riders

4. Montague College, South Melbourne : 23 riders

5. St. Joseph's College, Newtown : 17 riders



Here's some info on how to enter

You are eligible to enter the 80km School Challenge if you are a student aged between 12 and 18 years old.

If you are aged under 15 years (on the day of event), you will need a team manager to register in order to supervise your team during the ride – ie. someone who is over 18 (a parent or relative, family friend, teacher). Supervisers are not required for each rider in the team.

Riders aged between 15 (on the day of event) and 18 years do not need a supervising rider, but will require a parent consent approval as part of the registration process.


Team Registration

The 80km School Challenge costs $55. The Team Manager and other supervising riders (if required for larger teams) also pay $55, and must be over 18 years.

The Team Manager registers and clicks on New School Challenge - Registration Form. Use step-by-step guide for assistance.

1. Select type of team – School Challenge Team.

2. Fill in Manager’s details

3. The Team Manager then receives via email a Team Code and Team Registration URL link in which to advertise to the school and invite riders to join the team.

4. Once the team is set up, riders can start a New Rider Registration Form and then type in the team code (if Team Registration URL link used, this will be pre-filled) at the beginning and continue to complete their registration.

 

Independent Riders

If you are under 15 years of age and not a member of a team, and will be riding only with your supervisor, your supervisor still needs to enter as a School Team Manager and click on New School Challenge - Registration Form.

Riders under 15 years cannot enter the 80km through the New Rider Registration form as an individual, unless you have a team code, which your team manager will get once registered.

If you are 15 to 18 years of age and want to ride as individual, click on New Rider - Registration Form and choose the 80km School Challenge in the ride option and complete your registration.
 

Important links to things you need to know:

Rider Route Details

80km School Challenge Fact Sheet

Terms and Conditions

80km School Challenge Poster

80km School Challenge sample Training Program

 

 

 


 

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Looking for more opportunities to ride with your mates?

Entries for the Great Victorian Bike Ride – the ultimate school camp - are open until 10 November.

 

Ride2School program run a Gold Medal Challenge for students that clock up 500km over a number of months. 

2009 Polar Prize Winners

Platinum Prize: Won by: St. Margaret's School & Berwick Grammar, Upper Beaconsfield : 14 riders from 411 students.

Gold Prize: Won by: Genazzano FCJ College, Kew :22 riders from 919 students.

Bronze Prize: Won by: Footscray City College, Footscray : 17 riders from 813 students.

School Team Manager Prize: Winner: Sean O'Caollaidhe, of the Glen Eira College in Melbourne.

Aroud the Bay in a Day award winners

A perpetual trophy is to be awarded to the following winners

* School with the greatest number of participants (with more than 400 students) : Genazzano FCJ College, Kew :22 riders (School of 919 students)

* School with the greatest number of participants (with less than 400 students) : Glen Eira College, Melbourne: 5 riders (School of 312 students)