Athletics

HFC welcomed students from several high schools for a fun, immersive academic experience showing what it’s like to be an HFC Hawk.

For the second straight year, HFC places second in the amount of food and monetary donations collected during the “Hunger Games.”

The HFC men's basketball team finished in third place, with four players honored in the post-season.

For the first time since the HFC Roller Hockey Club was formed in 2017, the Hawks won the MCRHL Conference Championship.

On March 1-2, four HFC wrestlers will compete against 50 wrestling teams at the NJCAA Wrestling Championship.

As the new associate athletic director, Kirk Bradley will be an important resource for all student-athletes to reach their athletic and academic goals.

Join us on Recruitment Day Feb. 20 and learn about Hawks basketball, meet the coach and players, and try out for the 2024-2025 women's basketball team.

Bring a donation of 5 cans of non-perishable food as your entry fee to the HFC men's basketball games on Feb. 21. This is part of the MCCAA “Hunger Games.”

New women's basketball coach wants to build the program to its fullest potential.

The HFC wrestling team achieved the highest amount of pins (a total of 16) in the shortest amount of time (46:54) at the Hawks Invitational.

Hawks Chansey Willis, Jr. and Damarion Bonds will be Mid-American Conference rivals for the 2024-25 season, signing with Western Michigan and Central Michigan.

Ranked #3 in the NCRHA Top 25, the HFC Roller Hockey Club is the only community college competing in the NCRHA.

The Hawks are looking for student athletes who will succeed in the classroom and on the court. Try out for volleyball on Dec. 17.

For the first time in HFC history, the men's basketball team is ranked 2nd in preseason rankings and begins the 2023-24 season against Butler Community College.

The HFC softball team's new head coach plans to continue the momentum of the team and bring a family ethic to the job.

HFC hosted the largest Discover Day event on Sept. 22, introducing students from 30 area high schools to the academic, career, and social opportunities at HFC.

To pay for their trip to the Jackie Robinson Training Complex next March, the HFC baseball team is holding a car wash September 8.

HFC helped shape Mak Manciel into the player he is today. He will apply those skills this fall at UDM.

After an outstanding freshman year on the softball team, where she hit 8 homeruns, Jada Oliver is looking forward to even more next year.

HFC helped softball player Jessica Laird regain her love of the sport and become a leader. She aspires to become a coach.

Karlee Plensdorf flourished as a student-athlete at HFC, and developed a new career dream.

Seven HFC baseball players earned awards and accolades in post-season honors.

Mily Garcia is a trailblazer as a first-generation American, a first-generation college student, and successful student-athlete.

Six HFC softball players earned awards and accolades in post-season honors.