Sports Columns – The Skyline View

The Monopoly in Sports That We Don’t See

March 12, 2020

In today’s world we all want to show our allegiance to our favorite sports teams and collegiate alma...

We’ve Come a Long Way

January 30, 2020

Let’s face it, no one predicted the 49ers to be here. And yeah, it’s a bit unexpected for the 49ers...

Piergrossi’s Team is Young yet Poised

Daniel Archuleta, Editor in Chief

November 25, 2019

Skyline men’s basketball head coach, Justin Piergrossi has seen many different teams come through his program. Now in his 16th season, Piergrossi’s will have many challenges as he looks to lead his freshman dominant team that is filled with unknown potential. “Overall I’m pretty happy especially since we’re so young...

The Halfway Point of the NFL Season

Daniel Archuleta, Editor In Chief

November 25, 2019

As we head into the second half of the 2019 NFL season the San Francisco 49ers are by far the most surprising team, as they outlasted the Patriots being the last team to remain perfect. An astonishing start coming off the 4-12 record last season, so far, they look to be a lock to make the playoffs. Yet even in Oakland, the...

2 Minute Read: The Embarrassment of the USMNT

Daniel Archuleta, Editor in Chief

October 25, 2019

It has been more than two years since the United States men’s soccer team had its worst disappointment, failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup. Yet in the team’s most recent match, a road shutout loss against the Canadians shows that the entire men’s team starting with the U.S. Soccer Federation down to the U.S. coa...

Timmy’s Homecoming

Daniel Archuleta

October 4, 2019

For the second straight season, the San Francisco Giants got shutout at home in game 162 by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Unfortunately, the fan base pushed that off to the side as we celebrated the managerial career of Bruce Bochy and rightfully so as he was the man who guided three teams to World Series titles. Many former...

2-Minute Read With Daniel Archuleta : Reintroducing KD

Daniel Archuleta, Sports Editor

May 5, 2019

The NBA Playoffs always tend to fall heavily on the star players of the league. Kyrie Irving in Boston, James Harden in Houston, Kawhi Leonard in Toronto, and Giannis Antetokounmpo in Milwaukee all have the weight of their respective cities on their shoulders. Even out here in the Bay Area, Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and...

2 Minute Read: Tiger’s Roar is Back

Daniel Archuleta, Sports Editor

April 17, 2019

3,955 days. Just about 10 years and 10 months ago. For me, I just remember being at home, wondering why two golfers are playing against each other on a Monday afternoon. It was the 2008 U.S. Open playoff featuring Rocco Mediate and Tiger Woods; the last time Woods won a major tournament. I knew from that moment watching Woods...

2 Minute Read with Daniel Archuleta: Contend or Rebuild, the 2019 Giants

Daniel Archuleta, Sports Editor

March 22, 2019

Baseball is fast approaching and if the offseason symbolizes anything about the actual season itself, the San Francisco Giants are in for yet another disappointing season. For the first time this decade, the Giants have not made the postseason for the past two seasons and many critics around the league believe that they might...

The 2 Minute Read: Fan vs Player

Daniel Archuleta, Sports Editor

March 14, 2019

The NBA has a fan problem that has gone too far. This problem isn’t about ticket sales or low interest from an international market; those might be at an all-time high. The problem is fans sitting close to the court voicing more than just displeasure towards the actual game. The latest altercation between Oklahoma City...