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Skyline Eagles Football

Salt Lake City · 4A Region 10 · 7-3 in 2026

Skyline is 7-3 through 10 games of the 2026 season, scoring 34.8 points a game and allowing 17.8. The Ledger Rating of +14.3 places them 30th among all 106 Utah 11-man programs and 6th in 4A. That number is opponent-adjusted and blowout-capped, so beating a good team by a little counts for more than beating a bad one by a lot. Their schedule so far rates -2.6 in difficulty. Projected to finish 7-3.

Rating
+14.3
Statewide
#30
In 4A
#6
Record
7-3
Points for
348
Points against
178

2026 schedule and results

DateOpponentResultOpp rating
Aug 13vsStansbury logoStansburyL 10–14+25.8
Aug 21atOlympus logoOlympusW 21–16+10.4
Aug 28vsLone Peak logoLone PeakL 3–45+32.0
Sep 4atJuan Diego Catholic logoJuan Diego CatholicW 69–7-44.5
Sep 11atSkyridge logoSkyridgeL 7–42+45.7
Sep 18vsJordan logoJordanW 55–12-25.5
Sep 25atCottonwood logoCottonwoodW 56–0-61.4
Oct 2vsEast logoEastW 49–12-21.2
Oct 8atHighland logoHighlandW 37–23+11.4
Oct 14vsMurray logoMurrayW 41–7+1.5

Opponent rating is that team's Ledger Rating, so a loss to a strong team reads differently from a loss to a weak one.

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Skyline roster

All 90 players we carry for Skyline, best grade first. Click any name for his full card — production, recruiting, game log and film, right here on this page. Grade is out of 10 and combines production, recruiting recognition and the quality of the opponents faced. Every player on the roster is here, not only the ones a recruiting service has already found.

PlayerPosClassHt/WtGrade
Jonah Mailei #2RB, MLB20276-1/2055.53
Aniti Paiva #92--6-2/3155.39
David Campbell #3OLB, WR20272.68
Mikey Riley #9DE, RB20272.62
Xander Mattinson #6CB/WR20272.51
Adam Fredrick #37-20282.32
Tate Johnson #1--2.29
Tu'i Will #7--1.50
Matthew Payne #27-20281.32
Jackson Treanor #10WR, DE20271.31
Judah Valle #5-20281.23
Josh Pinnock——1.17
George Steenblik #4CB/WR20271.17
Will Black #8QB, RB20271.05
Barrett Glotzbach #17-20280.83
Sio Hosea #57--0.77
Axl Dain #28--0.59
Ammon Sanchez #55NG, G20270.58
Davis Olsen #31-20270.51
Felix Singer #71--0.31
Elijah Browne #78G, C20270.30
Liam Whitworth HoseaDB/RB20280.22
Winston Clegg #25WR, FS20280.20
Elijah PenaDB/WR20270.14
Jonah MaileRB20270.12
Mason ClarkLB20270.06
Aaron Christiansen #80WR2028—
Aiden Dutson #70--—
Alipate "Puti" #73--—
Andrew Johnson #84--—
Bamm-Bamm Beamish #51--—
Beau Burbank #88--—
Ben Buehner #56-2028—
Ben Gardner #46--—
Briggs Burbank #24-2028—
Cayson D #26--—
Charlie Arce-larreta #36WR/CB2027—
Cole Clayton #47--—
Cole Tayler #58C/OLB/DE2027—
Connor Corum #68-2028—
Cyrus Hansen #49--—
Daniel Sheppard #81--—
Davis Castelton #66--—
Eric Kjerengtroen #86--—
Ethan Wall #50DE, G2028—
Eyan Latimer #19DE/TE/T2027—
Freddy Hays #72--—
Gordon Malu #53--—
Grant Hersey #77--—
Heamasi Nau #42--—
Henry Hall #39--—
Hugh Wilkinson #23--—
Isaac Richards #29QB2028—
Jack Frederick #11MLB, TE2027—
Jack Nalder #83--—
Jacob Bolton #44TE, DE2028—
Jensen Chipman #75--—
Joel Dengg #65--—
Lemeki Malu #59--—
Liam Whitworth #0WR/FS/CB2028—
Lincoln Clark #15QB/S2027—
Logan Bywater #38--—
Luke Mann #43-2028—
Major Smith #16--—
Maka Hoko #97--—
Malcolm Kyle #45-2028—
Mark Webb #34--—
Mason Allen #48-2028—
Mckoy Nilson #85--—
Nafe Hosea #74--—
Nick Tueller #20RB, OLB2028—
Ole Leimbach #63--—
Quinn Bevan #30--—
Revi Tupua #60--—
Rex Wilkinson #14QB/S2027—
Rocco Giles #82--—
Saia Vake #22--—
Sam Bengtzen #32-2028—
Simon Johnsen #13DE, DT2027—
Taasi Vake #40-2029—
Trey Matich #33--—
Ukasy Amone #21--—
Uriah Gregston #35--—
Veni Mapa #69--—
Viliami Hosea #64--—
Wes Thorton #41--—
Will Boyack #61-2028—
Will Owens #90--—
Wyatt Walker #18--—
Zander Mott #89--—

About the program

Head coach: Brandon Matich, year 1 at Skyline.

State championships: 14 — 2005, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996, 1995, 1993, 1990, 1979, 1977, 1976, 1970, 1969, 1967.

Roster: 85 players, 17 seniors.

Line play

Offensive line — 57.8, 81st statewide

run blocking and measured sacks allowed

Defensive front — 56.6, 87th statewide

run defense and measured pass rush

Both are unit ratings, identical for every lineman on the roster, because sacks and rushing yards are things five men do together.

Recent seasons

YearRecordPlayoffs
20259-4quarterfinal
20241-10
20230-10missed playoffs

Transfers

Nobody on this roster has another school on his record. 5 left.

Rivalries

Olympus logoOlympus — The Rock
Even at 30–30–1 (61 meetings since 1962). A true split, and one of the best documented in the state. The full history ›

Cottonwood logoCottonwood
Skyline leads 33–6 (39 meetings since 1970). We could not find any article calling Cottonwood a rival of anyone. The full history ›

4A Region 10

Who else Skyline plays in their region, ranked.

The rest of the season

The live rankings carry the week-by-week projection for Skyline, the matchup breakdown for every game left, and the playoff picture — all of it updated the same night games finish.

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