Skyridge High School football in Lehi stands out as the Utah County program with the strongest outlook for reaching the 2026 UHSAA 6A state championship game. Composite rankings released June 5, 2026, placed the Falcons second in Utah behind only Corner Canyon, with Lone Peak third and Lehi fourth.
Skyridge's strong 2026 outlook
The Falcons closed the 2025 season at 9-3, advancing to the 6A semifinals before falling to Lone Peak. Despite that result marking their weakest finish since 2020, Skyridge earned the No. 2 spot in both Massey and Rivals composite rankings for the upcoming campaign. The team has already unveiled a challenging 2026 regular-season schedule featuring elite opponents, positioning them for another deep playoff run.
Lone Peak's championship contention
Lone Peak, based in Highland, reached the 2025 state final after defeating Skyridge in the semifinals, only to fall 20-35 to Corner Canyon. Head coach Bart Brockbank has compiled a 76-40 record at the school. Lone Peak sits just behind Skyridge in current projections and retains strong regional contention.
Lehi High's ranking and schedule
Lehi High School, also in Utah County, rounds out the top local contenders at No. 4 in the composite rankings. The Pioneers have posted their full 2026 schedule and continue building on recent competitive showings.
Alpine District talent and prospects
These Alpine School District programs benefit from deep talent pipelines and experienced coaching staffs focused on development and culture. With multiple Utah County squads projected inside the top four statewide, local fans can expect intense region play and potential semifinal or championship berths from at least one of these teams this fall.
