Athletics

The Athletics Department is partnering with Hawks' Nest to help eliminate hunger among HFC students.

The HFC wrestling team took third place overall in the MCCAA championships. Dominic Mancina won his weight class.

Marshall Gagne's Won Moo Do merges techniques of various martial arts, including Tae Kwan Do and Hapkido.

Sophomore Dominic Mancina is the first Hawk to win a title at Art Kraft Memorial.

HFC alumnus Jake Kieronski overcame the odds and won the Golf Association of Michigan (GAM) 2018 Tournament of Champions title.

Victoria Konan and Katelyn Pinkowski earned post-season accolades from MCCAA.

The Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA) recently named four HFC men’s basketball players to its All-Conference Men’s Basketball Team.

The HFC Men's Basketball Team and Wrestling Club recently secured playoff/national championship berths after tough schedules this year.

HFC wrestlers Austin Koehler and Jordan Haggerty placed at Al Hanke Invitational tournament on Jan. 14.

HFC was one of five teams from the National Collegiate Wrestling Association’s (NCWA) Great Lakes Conference (GLC) to participate in the Ben McMullen Open in Muskegon on Nov. 5, grappling its way to the top.

The HFCC Wrestling Club, left to right: Coach MacKenzie, Trey Berry of Plymouth (125 lb. class), Jesse O’Neal of Westland (133 lb. weight class), Ali Saad of Dearborn (141 lb. weight class), Jeremy Stankewitz of Plymouth (157 lb. weight class), Hass Douei