The dawning of another soccer playoff run begins today, and as the Comets embark on a State berth, Abram Ness leads the charge to cap a historic career. Earning the career scoring record at Hillcrest this year, Ness leads a young team into the post season with high hopes.

President Brad shares an important update on how Hillcrest crossed the midway point in giving ahead of schedule. He unpacks some important dynamics of the Generations Campaign and what the progress over the past two years means for students and staff alike.

Beyond the intense competition on the court, it was a night of celebration as Hillcrest Volleyball Alumni made a heartwarming return. Familiar faces from the past joined in the festivities, contributing to a special atmosphere that united players and fans alike.

With this impressive win, the Comets now hold a season record of 7-5-1, setting the stage for their upcoming clash with Pelican Rapids on Saturday at 2 PM.

Students and staff gathered in unity earlier this week, hands joined in prayer. The annual See You at the Pole event fell perfectly into the rhythm of homecoming, a time when so many alumni are returning to the Castle to remember what God did during their time at Hillcrest.

In an impressive display of teamwork and unity, the Hillcrest volleyball team shut down Clinton Graceville Beardsley to start Homecoming Week. With scores of 25-16, 25-13, and 25-17, the Comets gave fans a lot to cheer about and made the night memorable.

In a homecoming soccer showdown, the HLA Boys Soccer Team traveled across town to take on their friends and rivals, the Fergus Falls Otters. The Comets secured a solid 2-0 victory to start the Homecoming sports festivities.

President Brad unpacks how intellect and faith unite to form character at Hillcrest. Through a series of faculty and staff development experiences this summer a new phrase emerged from the lower campus. While the phrase was identified with faculty teaching younger Comets, the truth rings in the upper campus, where students see the consistency of God relevant, active, and alive in mathematics.

In a powerhouse performance, Hillcrest Academy dominated the court on Thursday night in Wheaton, leaving the Wheaton/Herman-Norcross Warriors in defeat. Hillcrest notched three consecutive sets of 25-15, 25-16, and an impressive 25-9 close.

President Brad returns from his trip to the East Coast this weekend, where he connected with friends of Hillcrest and shared exciting updates with alumni and donors.

Coach Debi Foss was proud of the team after the game. "Tonight our plan was to stay disciplined and stay focused against the Ashby Arrows, and I believe we accomplished that goal.”

As the Comets look ahead, they carry strong leadership with the seniors on their team, and after Ruby Peterson’s remarkable milestone, the team carries a fortified belief that they can match any team in the exciting journey they’re on this season.

The Comets exhibited tenacity and skill throughout the contest, promising an equally exhilarating rematch in the future. As they prepare for the next cross-town showdown, the Comets are focused on refining their game and ensuring they play complete matches. This determination will undoubtedly fortify their character and set the stage for even more exciting encounters.

President Brad shares an update from the first football game of the year. He speaks to the impact of the Generations campaign at Hillcrest and highlights how students are not only excited about Hillcrest but articulate how they’re growing after two weeks in Hillcrest classrooms.

The home opener had it all: breathtaking runs, pinpoint passes, and incredible special teams plays. It showcased Ethan Swedberg's brilliance as he passed four touchdowns, ran for two more, and led his team to victory.

Hillcrest Boys Soccer boarded the bus Thursday night with a few cards, some bumps and bruises, and a 4-3 win in a scrappy match against Crookston.

Coach Foss emphasized the team's improvements: "We played with more consistency, reduced chaos, and an overall more determined effort to not let the ball hit the floor."

With the 4-2 loss the Comets honed resolve and fortitude to relentlessly work despite the score and time on the clock. It was an important game early in the season that is building character qualities Hillcrest takes to their next game.