Athletics

Watch the Hawks' men's basketball team compete live, Saturday, April 10 for a shot at the national tournament.

HFC alumnus and former Hawks and Detroit Tigers baseball player will pitch for the Boston Red Sox.

Leon Ayers, who was named a NJCAA All-American during his HFC days, currently plays basketball for Mercer University. His team appeared on ESPN, battling UNC Greensboro to make the Division I NCAA Tournament.

Rochelle Taylor has been selected as one of two NJCAA Region Ambassadors for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion to represent Michigan and Ohio.

Starting with the HFC women's volleyball team's home game against Mott on February 18, the College will live-stream all home contests this winter.

Two-time MCCAA champion golfer Jake Kieronski returns to his alma mater as golf coach.

The Hawks softball team is recruiting new players, particularly pitchers, for the 2020-21 season.

Olivia Grantham, who participated in numerous activities at HFC, gave a presentation as part of her honors experience at the U-M UROP Symposium.

Hawks student athlete Garrett Gamble played the “most competitive baseball” he’s ever participated in this summer in the San Diego League.

For safety reasons, the MCCAA has moved fall sports to winter 2021. We look forward to safe competition beginning in January.

Hawks prove they are a force to be reckoned with academically as well as athletically, with 10 qualifying for honors. Abbie Begley made the NJCAA First Team with a perfect 4.0 GPA.

HFC wrestling coach Grant MacKenzie, who started the HFC wrestling program, speaks about his 22 years as a coach on "The Combat Sports Podcast."

Originally committed to the University Wisconsin-Green Bay, HFC alumnus Leon Ayers will now transfer to Mercer University.

Former HFC baseball player served with the Michigan State Police for nearly 30 years.

New grapplers join the HFC Wrestling Team for the 2020-21 season, following up on a a highly successful 2019-20 campaign.

HFC wrestler will transfer to Rochester University, where he intends to complete a bachelor's degree and pursue a career in sports management.

Hawks Guard Leon Ayers, who will graduate and play for UW-Green Bay, was named an NJCAA Men’s Basketball Division II Second Team All-American.

Four Hawks wrestlers competed at the national championships in Iowa. Donte Rivera-Garcia was the first Hawk to be named an All American as a freshman, finishing 8th in his weight class.

Watch HFC wrestlers in NJCAA finals, March 6 and March 7.

After a successful outing at the NJCAA Wrestling North Central District on Feb. 22, four HFC grapplers advance to the national NJCAA Wrestling Championships March 6-7.

HFC wrestling team caps off a superb season with a victory at the MCCAA State Championships on Jan. 25.

HFC student athletes prove their abilities and drive academically as well as athletically.

The team is #13 in the NJCAA. HFC wrestler Donte Rivera-Garcia is the first Hawk to be ranked No. 1 nationally.

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