SPORTS INFORMATION
Contact the Athletic Director - Jess Knutson (218-737-6412) ad@ffhillcrest.org
How to Participate
If a student has not played a sport in the current school year, the Athletic Participation Form and state required documents must be completed and returned. Please get in touch with Jennifer Heikes at jheikes@ffhillcrest.org | 218.739.3371 to request the proper forms for your situation.
If a student has already participated in a Hillcrest sport in the current school year, their only requirement for participation on the first day of practice is their Athletic Participation Form and fee.
Athletic eligibility is governed by the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) rules. Detailed eligibility information can be found in the MSHSL Athletic Eligibility Brochure.
ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION FORM AND FEES
PARENTS: Athletic Participation Fees are due by the first coach’s practice. Refunds are granted to a students if they withdraw from the athletic team before the first game/meet.
Hillcrest Athletic Participation Form - Senior High
Hillcrest Athletic Participation Form - Junior High/6th Grade
MSHSL Annual Sports Questionnaire
Extra-Curricular Transportation Permission Form
ATHLETICS PROGRAM
Hillcrest Lutheran Academy’s athletics are built on putting Christian principles into action. Our highest priority is to build strong moral values, character, academics, and service into our athletes.
We are dedicated to providing each athlete with the fundamental, mental, and physical development training to help them reach their highest possible potential as an athlete.
Our Philosophy
That the world would see Christ in us as we compete
“You are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden. Nor do they light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a lampstand, and it gives light to all in the house. Let your light shine before men so that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:14-16
That our athletes perceive a godly concept of success
While winning the contest is the object of planning and preparation on the part of both coach and athlete, it must not be the sole measure of success. Exemplifying core Christian values, which are being built into the athlete, must be the ultimate criteria for whether we are truly successful.
Drilling for skill daily
Our programs structure their training systems around the basic fundamental skills of the sport. The fundamentals that hold our entire development system together take many hours of practice and review throughout the course of a season. Stressing the fundamentals also aids in developing our team’s discipline and confidence. Constantly working on fundamentals ensures opportunities for our players to improve their skills and achieve their sports goals. This approach does not promise championships or medals, but it promises improvement and growth in all our athletes.
Teach • Explain • Affirm • Maintain
SPORTS AT HILLCREST
Fall Sports
Winter Sports
Spring Sports
Note: If you’re a prospective family and notice a sport we don’t currently have please contact us as we have many cooperative opportunities for students.
Summer Programs and Year-round Training
SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS
COMET NEWS
Fall Sports Offerings
Volleyball
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Football
Cross Country
ATHLETICS PROGRAM
Hillcrest Lutheran Academy’s athletics are built on putting Christian principles into action. Our highest priority is to build strong moral values, character, academics, and service into our athletes.
We are dedicated to providing each athlete with the fundamental, mental, and physical development training to help them reach their highest possible potential as an athlete.
Our Philosophy
That the world would see Christ in us as we compete
“You are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden. Nor do they light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a lampstand, and it gives light to all in the house. Let your light shine before men so that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:14-16
That our athletes perceive a godly concept of success
While winning the contest is the object of planning and preparation on the part of both coach and athlete, it must not be the sole measure of success. Exemplifying core Christian values, which are being built into the athlete, must be the ultimate criteria for whether we are truly successful.
Drilling for skill daily
Our programs structure their training systems around the basic fundamental skills of the sport. The fundamentals that hold our entire development system together take many hours of practice and review throughout the course of a season. Stressing the fundamentals also aids in developing our team’s discipline and confidence. Constantly working on fundamentals ensures opportunities for our players to improve their skills and achieve their sports goals. This approach does not promise championships or medals, but it promises improvement and growth in all our athletes.
Teach • Explain • Affirm • Maintain
Fall Sports News
Spring Sports
Baseball
Softball
Track & Field
Golf
The Comets' defense, anchored by EJ Cho, Gabriel Mazon, and Caleb Holm, showed their determination to protect freshman goalkeeper Will Selvig, who recorded his first varsity shutout with six key saves. Coach Rod Jensen praised his squad for their defensive grit, especially in a game complicated by gusty winds.