Prior to this year, I'd been feeling a sense of stagnation in my faith. Despite my desire to connect with God, I often found myself going through extended periods without independently reading my Bible and nurturing my relationship with Christ.

Today, in the Student Activities Center, seasoned athletes joined those stepping onto the court for the first time, all looking to don the Comet jersey this winter to play basketball. The journey they’re taking extends beyond the court. They embark on a holistic experience that will foster growth in understanding identity, building healthy relationships, and cultivating a culture that honors God while respecting each unique individual.

In an era where education is evolving rapidly, the timeless principles of classical education continue to prove their value. One such activity that seamlessly aligns with the classical education model is the game of chess. Chess isn't just a game; it's a character formation event that intertwines with classical education principles, providing students with a holistic and enriching experience.

The Bible Bowl is not just about answering questions correctly. It's about active participation, encouragement, and supporting fellow participants. Successful students display their knowledge and contribute to a positive and engaging atmosphere. They become leaders, helping others focus, encouraging teamwork, and showcasing the power of biblical wisdom.

Playoff atmosphere poured from the gym Friday evening at the Breckenridge gymnasium. The Hillcrest Comets showed up with one goal in mind: to continue their playoff march, not as individual players, but as a united force.

Teaching students about the pro-life cause holds immense significance. Beyond the immediate moral and ethical considerations, this education equips them with tools to become responsible and compassionate citizens who honor and respect life at all stages. These are some of the many benefits of participating in Hillcrest’s Comets for Life program.

In a week filled with nail-biting soccer playoff matches, the HLA Boys were in two consecutive scoreless games at the end of regulation last week. This stressful situation tested their focus, dedication, and commitment as they faced off against Crookston on Thursday and Pelican Rapids on Saturday.

In an emotion packed evening the Hillcrest Comets secured a victory and celebrated community with the Battle Lake Battlers in town. The Comets celebrated their lone senior, Bayley Newby, and joined in ongoing support for the Roisum family.

The Comets persistently attacked the Pirate's goal, launching a total of 11 shots before finally finding the back of the net. In contrast, the Pirates managed six shots on target, but Freshman Franki Renner, displaying exceptional skill and composure, stopped every attempt to secure his fifth shutout of the season.

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.