In 2022, the Skyline Boys’ Water Polo Team was one of the best water polo teams in Michigan, winning the Boys’ East Regional Tournament and finishing as eastern Michigan champions of. They wrapped...

At first brush, a 50.5-135.5 loss seems like a blowout, but for the Skyline Girls’ Swim and Dive Team, the head-to-head dual meet against Pioneer was a major stride. Pioneer is the three-time defending...

Despite losing multiple relay swimmers and a multi-time state champion to graduation, the Skyline Girls’ Swim and Dive Team might end up better off overall thanks to a strong group of returners bolstered...

As you may already be aware, it is not cheap to be a part of a Skyline sports team. This article will break down all the fees so that the Skyline community can understand why it costs so much to participate...

“I’ve been climbing basically my whole life,” says Zach Hammer (‘24). Since he was three years old, Hammer has competed in Youth National Championships since he was around nine years old, and Adult...

The Skyline Girls’ Tennis Team is a consistently hard-working team that is “definitely worth the watch!” says JV player Kayla Castelow (‘25). “Not only do we make it tough for our opponents,...

The Skyline crew team is one of – if not the most – successful teams at Skyline, last year winning the men’s and women’s sculling at Midwests, winning multiple State championships.   Their...

Luke Jordan (24') is one of the best rowers on the Skyline team, and is also on deck to be one of the captains for next year's swim team. Since his freshman year, he's improved a lot in both sports.  Jordan...

Crew: Henry Strait The crew team started a great season at their first couple of regattas, sweeping their opponents. At States, the girl's team repeated as state champions, and the boy's team got second. Competing...

This season for Skyline’s boys golf team has been largely successful, and a lot of that is thanks to senior Andrew Slade (‘23). He has helped lead them to the Washtenaw County Title, and taken upon...

Mike Lovelace, math teacher and long-time coach for Skyline boys varsity basketball, recently decided to step down from his coaching position in order to spend more time with his family. Lovelace expressed...

Growing up in a lacrosse and hockey family, Skyline’s lacrosse team is my top recommendation for anyone looking to pursue a Spring sport. The eventful Men’s Varsity Lacrosse win against Bedford Lacrosse...

Major League Baseball has been primarily untouched in its traditions since its founding a century and a half ago. That is, until this spring, when a variety of different rules were implemented to America’s...

The Skyline Women's lacrosse team has emerged this year as an exceptional team, making waves with their performances on the field. Under the leadership of Coach Catie Lelli and Captains Dylan Schuler (‘23),...

Wild Card Round 49ers vs Seahawks 41-23 Saturday, January 14 Jaguars vs Chargers 31-30 Saturday, January 14 Bills vs Dolphins 34-31  Sunday, January 15 Giants vs Vikings 31-24 Sunday,...

Varsity The Skyron Huskies season comes to an end with about a week left before states. As of February 27th, their record was 20-1-1, taking second in the state behind Liggett High School.  On January...

The Skyline Eagles wrestling team came out of November prepared for their first bout. They went through cardio conditioning and worked hard on techniques in the hope of succeeding in tournaments and dual...

It was actually Jasmine, Andre Criswell’s wife, who first came across the job listing for Skyline Athletic Director. Criswell, his wife, and their three children had been living in Ann Arbor for several...

The Skyline boys swimming team suffered devastating losses due to the exodus of last year’s strong senior class. Evan McKelvey (‘22), Ben Kurniawan (‘22), and Matthew Lee (‘22) played part in all...

Swimming is known to be one of the most difficult sports, due to the fact that it uses every major muscle group in your body and involves intensive training unlike any other sport.  “Swimming has...

After falling short to the Pioneers twice last year, the Eagles were looking to avenge themselves as they faced their rivals on Saturday, December 10th.After a long off-season, the boys were prepared to...

The World Cup is a major event for soccer fans and has caused quite a bit of distraction in the classrooms here at Skyline these past few weeks.  Phones under the table, hidden behind computer screens,...

Boys’ Crew Had Fantastic Overall Season, Looks forward to Spring  By Nate Werns The Skyline Boys’ Crew made many improvements and changes in the Fall season, represented by their event results....

When thinking about sports, most people’s first thought is probably about the points scored in a match or the number of games won in a season. But there is a large part that is often overlooked: sports...

A tough season last year saw the Eagles knocked out in the first round of 2021-2022 District playoffs by the Brighton Bulldogs. The offseason has given them a chance to improve and bond as a team. With...

Last year ended in heartbreak. The Skyline boy’s basketball team went into the 2021-2022 playoffs confident and ready. After cruising through districts, they were knocked out in the Regional semifinals...