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Click here to watch a great tribute to this year’s Varsity Baseball team. Also, two photo galleries are available for this year’s baseball season. Mark Haddlesey Lon Horwedel Thanks to both Lon and Mark for taking such wonderful photos all season long!  

Skyline Baseball Banquet 2017 Our end of the season picnic celebration will be Thursday, June 8 at 6:00 PM. We will gather at Delhi Park for festivities. You may want to bring your own chair. The main course will be provided by the team and we ask that everyone bring a dish to pass (assigned by team below) as

Skyline’s varsity baseball team rolled into Tuesday’s Division 1 District Tournament at Dexter High School as heavy underdogs, taking on the Brighton Bulldogs, ranked tenth in the state. Eamon Horwedel took the mound for Skyline, squaring off against Brighton’s lefty ace, Cameron Tullar. What ensued was a pitching duel that lasted well past seven innings.

Alex Collier didn’t allow a single run as Skyline Skyline JV JV defeated Adrian 5-0 on Wednesday. Collier allowed just four hits and induced a fly out from #3 to end the game. An early lead helped propel Skyline Skyline JV JV to victory. Skyline Skyline JV JV scored on a single by Aidan Stead,

Matthew Hagan didn’t allow a single hit as Skyline Eagles Varsity defeated Harper Woods 11-1 on Monday. To get the final out Hagan induced a groundout from Quaker. An early lead helped propel Skyline Eagles Varsity to victory. Skyline Eagles Varsity took the lead on a single in the first inning. Skyline Eagles Varsity captured the lead in the first inning. Andrew Fisher drove in one

Eagles JV traveled across town to challenge the Huron River rats to a baseball dual Saturday morning. Alex Collier started on the mound for the first game with Aidan Stead as catcher.  After both sides went down 1-2-3 in the first inning, Aidan started things off in the second with a base hit.  After stealing

Skyline had a successful Saturday, taking home the Skyline Invitational three team tournament between the Eagles, Belleville High School and Lincoln High School. Pitchers Colton Guntzviller and Matthew Hagan teamed up to take out Belleville in the morning game, 11-1. Guntzviller got the win, going 4 1/3 innings before Hagan took over and went the rest

Skyline kicked off their week traveling across town to take on rival Pioneer High School for the first two games of their three game series Monday afternoon. When the sun had set, both teams had scratched out wins in a pair of pitching duels to split the twin bill. Pioneer took game one from the Eagles with

After splitting the first two games of their three game series against conference foe, the Kicking Mules of Bedford High School, Skyline’s varsity baseball team made the long trek to Temperance to see if they could take the rubber game in the series. Eamon Horwedel started on the mound for the Eagles after earning a