Spencer Harding
Janis Orchard, Reporter
May 21, 2019
Filed under Sports
Loyal, motivated and punny are the words Spencer Harding (12) used to describe himself. He is a long jumper for track, but found it a little difficult this year because he tore his LCL and ACL muscles and got bone bruise, and long jump is all knees. “It was when we were playing Madison...
Track sprinting for gold
Sydney Melior, Reporter
April 25, 2019
Filed under Sports
On your mark, get set, go...finally! The late snow put a damper on the track season when the first meet was cancelled because the track was covered with snow. Guess that’s what happens during spring sports in Idaho when most of spring still has snow on the ground with probably some more to come. ...
Sydnie Clark:Goal achieved
McKay Peterson, reporter
March 26, 2019
Filed under Sports
Lady Grizz Sydnie Clark (12) has been spotted by the Cardinals from the Northern College of Idaho to play as a defender, which is the position she has played throughout her high school career. She made the contract official by signing on the dotted line in front of former coaches, parents, teachers and...
SHS Cheer
Olivia Felt, Reporter
February 27, 2019
Filed under Sports
“B we are the Baddest, L we are the Loudest, U we are United, E Everybody wants to be… BLUE, BLUE, BLUE!!!” For most students at Skyline High, they get up around 7 in the morning and get home around 4 in the afternoon. But the Skyline cheerleaders are a different story; being blue takes up thei...
Cole commits to play for college
Katy Alatorre, Reporter
February 27, 2019
Filed under Sports
Inspired by his older brother, Cole Owens signed up to join him earlier this month at the College of Idaho up in Caldwell. The offensive lineman has landed an impressive scholarship, and he expects that 80-90 percent of his education expenses will be covered. Owens’s older brother, Chase, has been ...
Summing up the season for boys basketball
Sydney Melior, Reporter
February 7, 2019
Filed under Sports
We are neck and neck, there are 3 seconds left in the game. The opponent has the ball they shoot and score. A whistle is blown, the buzzer goes off, but a time out had been requested. The crowd is anxiously waiting for a call to be made to see if Skyline has another chance to score and either tie ...
Multiple Skyline wrestlers place at rivalry wrestling tournament
Janis Orchard, Reporter
February 7, 2019
Filed under Sports
Several Grizzlies hit the mats and pinned their opponents to earn high honors on Fri. and Sat. Jan. 18-19 at the Tiger/Grizz wrestling tournament, which took over both Skyline gymnasuims for the weekend. In the main event, Keaton Cushman (12) placed fourth and Parker Reynolds (12) placed sixt...
SHS Wrestling: New coach, new season
December 18, 2018
Filed under Sports
Brock Landon is the new head Skyline wrestling coach. Landon is a former Skyline student who decided to return to coach wrestling. This is Landon’s first year coaching wrestling as the head coach. About the return to Skyline, Landon says, “It’s the best feeling in the world.” L...
Skyline coed varsity hockey hits the ice
Sydney Melior, Reporter
December 18, 2018
Filed under Sports, Uncategorized
The puck hits the ice, the adrenaline flowing through the player’s veins as they are getting ready for the rivalry game of the season to start. Our co-ed Skyline varsity hockey team went head to head against the Idaho Falls Tigers high school varsity team on Dec. 5, and despite their valiant efforts...
Five sports, four years
Marycruz Cruz, Reporter
December 17, 2018
Filed under Sports, Uncategorized
Five sports, Four Years Basketball, cross country, track, softball and soccer--Annalise Cheret (12) has played them all throughout her high school career. For the first 3 years, in the fall Cheret ran cross country. However, she decided to do soccer her senior year. She played softball...
Why football’s not just for boys anymore
Cassidy Monson, Reporter
November 16, 2018
Filed under Sports
Here at Skyline we love school spirit, we love pep rallies and we love supporting our sports teams. We decorate the entire school and town for one week every year for a single game. It comes as no surprise that we love our football team and always chant loud and proud “yes we do, we love our boys ...