Every March, the same dream plays out across the country. Millions of people sit down with their brackets, convinced that this might finally be the year they fill out a perfect one. No one ever has, and there are very good reasons why.

Henry Ford College competed Sunday, Feb. 8, at the MCCAA Individual Tournament, hosted by Muskegon Community College at the Bartels Rode Gymnasium.

Vincente Navarro pinning opponent on way to winning the championship match at Whizzer Open, Henry Ford College, Dearborn, MI. Feb. 1, 2026.

For many high school athletes, playing at the collegiate level represents the highest point of their athletic careers.

On a beautiful morning, where the sun may glaze over the cityscape and shimmering breaths are visible in the cool air, people from all around the state–some from out of the country–gather in Detroit.

Henry Ford College wrestling hosted the Hawks Open on Sunday, Jan. 18, at Henry Ford College’s Athletic Memorial Building, welcoming eight teams and a handful of unattached wrestlers to campus.

Henry Ford College Hawks hosted Schoolcraft College Ocelots on Oct. 8.

The Henry Ford College Hawks Volleyball team continues to rebuild by stressing incremental successes and building team chemistry.

The sounds of pins crashing down lanes and balls being thrown too hard on the slippery floors while an eleven-year-old’s birthday party sings over a cake is an all too familiar scene at ten-pin bowling alleys across the country, but there’s a different

Hamza Ben Haj Mohemed is a Dearborn resident and aspiring professional boxer. Mohamed balances his studies, his faith, and boxing. Mohamed plans on fighting in the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, California.

Hawks women’s basketball guard TaNiya Jolly drives to the basket. Henry Ford College Hawks hosted St. Clair County Community College Skippers, Feb. 22, 2025. Dearborn, MI. Photos by Mirror News staff.