Future is bright for Skyline volleyball despite the agony of defeat

Skyline volleyball coach Mondo Begay discusses the difficulty of the coaching industry and pain of losing in the state playoffs. Mia Liddiard discusses her senior year and plans to play volleyball after high school. Read More »

Students take care of business at DeafTown USA

The Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind collaborated with Junior Achievement of Utah to bring DeafTown USA to life. Read More »

Skyline unified soccer teams place in top four at state, develop lifelong friendships

“They give each other high-5s on campus and know they’re on the same team whether they’re playing or just at school,” said special education teacher Kelsee Kellogg, who was one of Skyline’s unified soccer coaches. Read More »

Wasatch Jr. High student volunteers to improve local playground

Wasatch Jr. High student volunteers to help Mill Creek Elementary by repainting playground maps. Read More »

Local runner explores city street by street

Bryant Heath runs every street in the city of Millcreek. Read More »

Venture Out! brings Halloween fun to Millcreek

A scavenger hunt throughout Millcreek brings all ages together for a Halloween activity. Read More »

Skyline volleyball team focusing on one point at a time

Coaching staff seeks right mix of work and play to develop a winning volleyball team. Read More »

Olympus retains The Rock, Skyline begins renaissance with new stadium

The Rock remains one of the premiere traveling trophies among high school football rivals in Utah. Read More »

Eagles soccer enjoying historic year entering the playoffs

After an undefeated season so far, the Skyline High School girls soccer team is soaring high. The Eagles are looking to win every game as their team has never gone undefeated in a season before. Read More »

First-time Paralympian returns from Tokyo inspired and ready to excel

The 2020 Team USA Paralympic fencing team included one of the youngest Paralympians, Shelby Jensen. Read More »