Athletics

The HFC baseball team will play its home games at The Corner Ballpark (pictured here) at the site of the former Tigers Stadium in Detroit. The change will be effective in spring 2020.

U.S. Softball Academy hosts four winter softball camps at HFC in January and February.

HFC hosts baseball camp on Sunday, Jan. 12 for ages 15-18. Register by Jan. 10 for a $15 discount.

HFC basketball player Leon Ayers achieves his dream of playing Division I basketball.

Abbie Begley, shortstop for the HFC softball team, will transfer to Concordia University in Ann Arbor to continue her softball career, effective the 2020-21 season.

First-year wrestler Donte Rivera-Garcia shows leadership on and off the mat.

HFC golfer Matt Kosiba excels on the golf course and in the classroom.

The Hawks are ready to soar on the basketball court for the 2019-20 season.

Cruise with Henry Ford College on the Norwegian Cruise Line July 16-20, 2020. Reasonable rates allow you to support HFC Athletics while you are on vacation!

Three Hawks earn Second Team All-Conference honors from MCCAA.

Former HFC baseball player John Schreiber becomes the first Michigan-born player to pitch for the Detroit Tigers, notching a 2-0 record pitching in his first season.

HFC wrestling coach Grant MacKenzie is working toward national certification, and is the Coaches Education Coordinator for MUSAW.

The Hawks finished second in the MCCAA Eastern Conference tournament, and Alana Jones made history as the first female ever to earn all-conference honors.

Second-generation Hawk Luke Goins will play shortstop for HFC during the 2019-20 season.

Former Michigan State basketball player shares his story -- and overcoming adversity -- on Wednesday, Sept. 18. Free and open to the public.

At 85, swimmer Joel Lockwood still blows the competition out of the water, breaking records in the process.

Student-Athletes prove they’re just as good in the classroom as they are on the fields and courts.

Jacob Hanoian's hard work pays off as he's named to ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove team.

HFC's sole female golfer, Jones finished 7th among all golfers who were competing as individuals in the rain-shortened national tournament.

On the eve of the decades-old bleachers being replaced in the gym, alumni reminisce about playing and coaching for HFC.

HFC recruits new talent for its wrestling team from its own backyard.

Roller hockey club proves it's a force to be reckoned with, making it to the national championship game in its second season.

The Hawks baseball team splits a double-header with the Delta College Pioneers.

One woman and six men earn post-season accolades; Shepard named Coach of the Year.