The Skyline Boys’ Lacrosse team faced another rough season with many highs and lows, testing the team's strength and their ability to work together, showing the freshmen a new taste of high school lacrosse. The...

Skyline swimmers' class of 2028 is gearing up for a big next season, aiming to improve and become state champions. With a strong influx of seven freshmen this past season, the team believes this new class...

Although the Skyline Men’s Golf team could fly under the inattentive Eagles’ radar, in previous years, the team has been one of the best Skyline has to offer. However, with the 2025 spring season,...

The Skyline baseball team is through most of their season with a really impressive 19-13 record and are gearing up for playoffs! In Coach Cornell’s second season at Skyline he has been helping point...

It’s no secret that high school varsity sports are a big commitment. Not only are they extremely competitive, but also they take a lot of time, a sense of leadership, and responsibility. These qualities...

There's many good things that came from the 2024-2025 basketball season that lead players to success. During their winter season, the skyline basketball team had a lot of good moments in their games, while...

Freshman football has always been a big part of high school life. It’s the first real chance for many athletes to represent their school, wear the jersey, and play under the stadium lights. It helps...

Twelve players. One pool. And constant chaos. And yet, the Skyline Women's Water Polo team manages to swim, pass, and score with precise execution. In a sport with constant, fast-paced motion that needs...

“It’s a great day to be a Gator,” said CBS play-by-play announcer Ian Eagle moments after the Florida Gators won the 2025 men’s March Madness tournament, beating the Houston Cougars 65-63. While...

According to Anthony Woodford, Skyline’s College and Career Center counselor, and Dennis Brunzell, school counselor, here are some of the most common mistakes in your recruiting process/year. Common...

Winter season is ending, bringing forth the new season of Spring sports. Centerfield Baseball player Donovon Hill (‘25) has been eagerly preparing for the Spring season while battling ACL surgery recovery...

Complaining about when practice is seems to be a universal constant for Skyline student athletes. Many get frustrated about inconsistencies about their practice or game schedules, and that has been evident...

Skyline athletes constantly balance academics, sports performance, and practices. The grade check policy applies to every sport and season at Skyline.  Grade checks done by the staff working in the...

Skyron hockey continues to thrive with a mix of two talented groups of women's ice hockey players from Ann Arbor Huron and Skyline. “This allows the girls the opportunity to play hockey,” says coach...

Last year the men's Skyline hockey team went 12-12-2. This year, Skyline Boys Hockey had a rocky start as the team got to know each other and work together. “Our record this year currently is 7-13.…going...

It's that time of year again. The NCAA college basketball regular season has come and gone and a new champion is ready to be crowned. With millions of brackets being made throughout the country, let's...

The Skyline class of 2025 includes several exciting athletes who will represent Skyline at the next level. Britta Coultas is committed to playing water polo at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania....

The Men's Baseball team is currently in pre-season, with tryouts scheduled for the week of March 10th.  This year both JV and Varsity will have new coaches, coach Joe Tomassi for JV who was hired during...

The 13th annual Hungry Eagle indoor rowing race took place this past weekend at Skyline High School. The event brings together 25 high school teams from across the Midwest to compete in one of the...

Kennedy Wassef (‘26) is a well known face around Skyline. She participates in many different activities: basketball, soccer (club and Skyline), golf, DECA, mock trial, student athlete awareness club,...

Practice – three days a week, every week – at Station 300 Bowling Alley focusing on repetition, form and speed. Watching from the sidelines, Skyline Bowling Coach Roger Ratkowski keeps a close eye...

The Skyline Eagles basketball team has been off to a blazing start this season, currently ranked 13 in the state of Michigan. With a group of experienced seniors and promising upcoming juniors and sophomores,...

This past fall, Hanna Kamal (‘28) joined the freshman and JV Skyline football team and became the school’s second female kicker. “One of my favorite parts about being on the team was playing with...

It’s no secret that club and high school sports are differentiated through competition, expectations, and level of play. Club sports have always provided intense skill development and had a high level...

Skyline girls basketball has accomplished so much this year. Tonight, they face Pioneer at home, heading into this rivalry game with a record of 8-11.  The team started to gain momentum in their 2nd...

A large increase in wrestlers has made the team stronger than ever, covering almost all weight classes and leaving athletes ready for a new year. "This team now would smoke the team last year,”...

After just two full years of wrestling, Connor Gillilland (‘25) rose from newcomer to team captain, exemplifying belief and perseverance.  “He has what every coach would dream of having in a wrestler,”...