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Skyridge High School Athletics Update: New Coaches and Upcoming Seasons

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Skyridge High School athletics are beginning new seasons, including girls soccer with a new head coach and football with upcoming scrimmages. Local high school students are scheduled to return to classrooms on August 19.

Key takeaways

  • Skyridge girls soccer has appointed Jhoan Alvizo as the new head coach.
  • The Skyridge football team is beginning its 2026 season with scrimmages and a fundraiser.
  • Local high school students return to classes on August 19.
  • Skyridge athletes recently secured multiple gold medals in track events at State.

Skyridge High School athletics are entering new seasons, marked by coaching changes and upcoming schedules. The Skyridge girls soccer team is starting its year with a new head coach, Jhoan Alvizo, who is Spanish and Portuguese speaking.

Meanwhile, the Skyridge football team is preparing to kick off the 2026 season with scrimmages and a fundraiser.

Local high school students are not expected to return to the classroom until August 19, though the fall sports year is set to begin on Monday.

Recent athletic highlights for Skyridge include accomplishments in track, softball, golf, baseball, and lacrosse.

In track, senior Briggs Parker captured a gold medal in the 100-meter dash at State with a time of 10.7 seconds. Senior Ty Baird also secured a gold medal in the high jump at State by clearing 6-feet-4.0-inches.

Recent seasonal finishes for Skyridge teams include:

Skyridge softball finished second in Region 3 with a 9-3 record.

Skyridge girls golf claimed eighth place at the 6A state tournament.

Skyridge baseball finished second in 6A after a tournament run as the No. 7 seed.

Skyridge girls lacrosse finished second in 6A after a strong performance in the state tournament.

Falcon athletics continue to see competitive results across various sports programs in the Lehi area.

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