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Mt. Hood Community College

Academics & Training
- Academics and Training
  At Mt. Hood Community College you'll find highly skilled faculty members providing you the best in educational opportunities. Offering over 120 professional programs, as well as a variety of university transfer possibilities, MHCC prepares you for the jobs of today and tomorrow.
  
  Program & Majors
  Not sure what career path you want to take? Search what MHCC has to offer to help you make a choice.
  
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Registration & Financial Aid
- Registration Resources
  
  How to register for classes, add a class, add to a wait list and more.
  
  Financial Aid
  Financial aid is money provided to help bridge the gap between your own resources and the amount needed to pay for the cost of attending college.
  
  Student Financial Services
  Student Financial Services provides information on college policies, procedures and student responsibilities related to charges and payments posted on student accounts.
College Services
- HUB
  Stop by if you have questions about or need help with: applying for admission to the college, filing the FAFSA, completing necessary Financial Aid steps, registering for classes, setting up your student email or Higher One account, and applying for graduation.
  
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  Academic Advising and Transfer Center
  
  Career Planning
  
  Career Planning and Counseling Center
Student Life
- Student Life
  
  Purpose Statement
  To support and advocate for the interest of students by creating engaging opportunities which empowers and connect them to Mt. Hood Community College.
  
  Vision
  To lead the campus with diverse, equitable, and dynamic personal, cultural, educational, and professional growth opportunities and services for students pursuing their educational goals.
Community
- Business Services
  Business Services helps small businesses start and grow successfully, partner with local companies to train their workforce and help community members, job seekers and professionals advance in their career or learn a new skill.
  
  Workforce Training
  MHCC provides corporate training and continuing education to support professional development, licensure, and assist businesses with their workforce needs.
  
  Aquatics
  Whether you’re looking for a place to swim laps, take a water exercise class, swim lesson or enjoy our open recreation swim there’s something for everyone.
Athletics
- Athletics
  Mt. Hood Community College (MHCC) is committed to working with student athletes as they pursue excellence in athletics and academics. We will establish within our students an ethical foundation that supports and encourages competitive success, intellectual growth and social development.
  
  Women's Basketball
  
  Alex Brown begins his first year as the head coach of the Saints. Coach Brown served as the lead assistant coach Warner Pacific University this past year and has been mentored by some of the finest coaches in the profession. Coach Brown will continue to instill a culture of excellence built on the core values of strong academics, outstanding citizenship, excellent basketball.
  
  Men's Basketball
  
  Nate Bowie begins his third year as the head coach of the Mt. Hood Saints. Under Coach Bowie, the Saints will continue the strong tradition built by previous coaches and players. The building blocks consist of strong academics, solid citizenship, and excellent basketball skills.
About
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  A campaign for STUDENT SUCCESS. Through donations like yours, the MHCC Foundation supports the success of our students through scholarships and classroom equipment.
  
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Baseball

Mt. Hood Community College (MHCC) has a rich baseball tradition steeped in wins, successful achievements on the field and in the classroom as well as the advancement by our players. In the last 27 years, the Saints have won 18 regional championships and taken two Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) Championships. They have also compiled two second-place finishes, nine third-place finishes and two fourth-place finishes. MHCC has finished at the top of the Southern Region ten out of the last 14 seasons.

Nishida Named to Second-Team All-WCL

Rikuu NIshida, the Southern Region MVP and ABCA/Rawlings All-American picked up another honor for his performance in the West Coast League (WCL) this summer.

“It’s my tremendous pleasure every year,” said West Coast League Commissioner Rob Neyer“, to announce the WCL’s All-League teams. Considering the WCL’s position as the premier summer collegiate baseball league in the entire western half of the continent, saying our teams represent ‘the best of the west’ is hardly an exaggeration.”

Northwest Athletic Conference Coverage

Mt. Hood Baseball
Learn more about the Mt. Hood Baseball Team!

Coaching Staff
Meet Coach Donohue and the Saint Coaching Staff!

Roster
Meet the Saints!

Schedule/Results
Find out when the Saints are playing next!

Season Standings
Check out where the Saints are at in the Southern Region standings on their way to the NWAC Championship Tournament!

Season Stats
Just how do the Saints stack up against the other teams statistically!

Awards
The Saints have a long history of success!

Saints Who Have Advanced
Not only are our athletes successful at MHCC but many have furthered their academic and athletic careers at the next level.

Records
Check out the awesome performances of our student athletes!

Photo Gallery
Check out the Saints in action!

Archives
Check out some of the history for our baseball program.

Video
The Saint Baseball Team are strong leaders on the field and in the community. This past winter the team arrived at one of our local homeless shelters with food in arm, prepared and served over 80 individuals.