Utah Utes vs Brigham Young University
Eliza Durham, Journalism Staff
October 7, 2019
On August 29, 2019, The Utah Utes beat the BYU Cougars in their season opener for the ninth year in a row. BYU gave up 4 touchdowns to the Utes on their home field in Provo, Utah. The game ended with a 30-12 score for the Utes. This rivalry season opener grabbed many fans attention. BYU was ...
One Frisbee to Rule Them All
Alexander Patrick Roache, Christopher Aaron Charles, Horizon Staff
May 15, 2019
In 1950, college kids finish licking their pie tins and fingers, sitting in a small field in Bridgeport, Connecticut on a sunny July day. Nobody knows who the first person was to turn the pie tin upside-down and toss it to a buddy, but for as long as Ms. Frisbie's pie shop has been open, people have...
The Re-Emergence of Skyline Water Polo
Clayton Rasmussen, Journalism 1 Staff
May 9, 2019
Skyline Water Polo was a sport 20 years ago, then disbanded due to the sport growing too expensive. Since then, Skyline hasn’t had a water polo team until this year when Bella Barraco, a Varsity Swimmer for Skyline, wanted to bring Water Polo back to Skyline. Adriana Jackson, a mom of Skyline Swimmer ...
Zion Williamson: Potential Landing Spots
Joseph Jensen, Sports Editor
May 9, 2019
As the NBA draft lottery approaches, who is the biggest name in the NCAA Basketball world? Zion Williamson. At 6’7” and 284 pounds, Williamson is a future NBA star with the stature of an NFL running-back. Every team in basketball wants him. This upcoming draft, a few teams will have this opportunit...
These Neurological Events Occur When Your Team Wins
Drew Abbott, Journalism 1 Staff
March 21, 2019
A fairly recent study published in 2015 shows evidence in support of the many positive emotional/mental activities that occur in the brain when your team wins a game. While most of the effects are positive, there are also some dangerous effects that can occur, due to the nature of competition. While no...
The Skyline Womens Basketball Team Progresses to Higher Levels of Play
Phia Bridge, Journalism 1 Staff
January 17, 2019
The Skyline Womens Basketball team is undoubtedly doing well this 2018 season. On December 4, Skyline played Brighton High School, and took home a victory 59 to 36. Bella Roden, number 34, commented on the win against Brighton saying, “This game I think we did really good, we were good at being pat...
Skyline Men’s Basketball Aims for High-level Play this 2018 Season
Phia Bridge, Journalism 1 Staff
January 15, 2019
In this 2018 school year, many of Skyline’s athletes uphold a tradition of excellence. Fortunately for the fans and players, Skyline’s Men's Basketball possesses the same characteristics. Practicing everyday and working hard, they have progressed, gathering a number of hard earned wins. While they...
Skyline Wrestling Season in Review
Lily Rutherford, Journalism 1 Staff
January 15, 2019
Skyline’s wrestling teams for the 2018-19 season have been wildly successful in the tournaments and meets that they have competed in. At their previous tournaments, they have placed well overall, and have had many individuals place high up. Coach Andersen says one thing that makes the team so successful ...
Previewing Utah March Madness
Lily Inks, Feature Editor
January 10, 2019
The 2018 Basketball season has just begun with teams such as the Utah Utes, BYU Cougars, and the Jazz. Most basketball fans are anticipating both the Utah held version of March Madness, and the annual March Madness; The ultimate basketball games of the season. However, they must wait for the outcome ...
Skyline Swimming Suit Preference
Phia Bridge, Journalism 1 Staff
October 17, 2018
There are so many skills that go into making a swim team successful. Skyline has won twenty-nine state championships over the years due to many influential factors. One of the things that people often overlook is the type and design of swimsuit a swimmer must wear. This has been a very controversial t...
Skyline Mountain Bike Team
Ava Northrop, Journalism 1 Staff
May 8, 2018
The Skyline Mountain Bike Team is part of the National Interscholastic Mountain Bike Association (NICA), which was founded in 2009 with the goal of creating high school mountain biking programs all across the country. There are currently 22 states participating in NICA programs. Utah’s league was f...
Lady Eagles Take State In Cross Country
Crystal Eldredge, Editor-In-Chief
December 18, 2017
After months of sacrifice and hard work, the Skyline Womens Varsity Cross Country team won State on November 4. The Eagles began training in early June to get a head start on the season when it starts up again in August, near back to school time. The womens cross country team came far from their first meet, th...