occasions. In 2005 Skyline won the state championship. Track and field In 2006, 2008, and 2009 Skyline won the 4x800 meter relay at the Davis High School Track and Field Invitational. The cross country team won their 5A region, both boys' and girls' teams, in 2009. Ice hockey Skyline's hockey team won the 2010 state championship over Viewmont High School, and went on to finish in the top 15 at the USA Hockey High School National Championships held in Chicago, Illinois. The hockey team repeated the win in 2011 in a 3-2 overtime victory over Bingham High School. Wrestling Skyline's wrestling team went undefeated in region duals for three years (2006–09). Water Polo Skyline men and women won state titles in water polo three years in a row (2002, 2003, and 2004), under coach Rod Horton. Baseball Skyline's baseball team won the 1991 American Legion State Championship. Skyline won the state championship in 2012. Soccer Skyline's men's soccer team won the 4A state championship in 2014 and 2015. Academics Skyline is one of just seven schools in Utah to offer the IB Diploma Programme, along with Hillcrest High School, Bountiful High School, West High School, Clearfield High School, Highland High School, and Provo High School. It is also the only school in the Granite School District to offer this program. Skyline High School was ranked as the number 5 high school and number 1 traditional public school in the state of Utah by US News in 2020. Skyline's math team has repeatedly earned recognition at a state and national level. In the 2009 Team Scramble competition, Skyline tied for thirteenth place nationally, and placed fourteenth nationally in the 2009 Ciphering Time Trials competition. In the 2010 Four-by-Four competition, Skyline also placed fourteenth, and four Skyline students placed third nationally in the Scissors Division. In the 2008–2009 Mandelbrot Team Play Competition, Skyline tied for eleventh place nationally. In the 2010 Utah State Math Contest, Skyline placed first in the 12th grade for the 5A category, and individual Skyline students placed first in 10th grade and first and second in 12th grade. Skyline garnered much attention in November 2012 for being the first high school in the world to participate in SC's Student Cluster Competition in the LittleFe Track. They took home an honorable mention for "coming out of nowhere and taking the lead for a significant amount of time". They competed