Schmidt, who later became the defensive coordinator for the BYU Cougars, and assistant coach Ron Haun. In the 1990s, Skyline's football program was led by head coach Roger Dupaix and played once again in the state playoffs. In 1999, Skyline football won a fifth consecutive 5A state title and was ranked 24th in the nation by USA Today. Overall, the Eagles have been football state champions fourteen times (1967, 1969, 1970, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1990, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, and 2005). In 2005 the team went into the playoffs as the fourth-ranked team in the region, where they rallied to win four straight games, beating rival Brighton High School in the state championship game. Skyline's rivals are the Olympus Titans, a rivalry known as one of the state's greatest. The two schools play for a traveling trophy known as "The Rock". This football-shaped rock is painted the colors of the winning school and is displayed in the school's trophy case until the two teams meet up next. Skyline currently leads the series 27-26-1. Basketball Skyline won state basketball championships in 1976 and 1977. The 1977 team was ranked nationally as the fifth-best team in America, with a record of 26-1. Women's tennis Skyline's women's tennis team has been state champions for three consecutive years in 2009-5A, 2010-5A, and 2011-4A; they took second in 2008-5A. Skyline was one of the original 5A schools, when 5A was established in Utah in 1993, but due to decreasing student enrollment, was moved to the 4A program in 2011. Swimming Skyline's swim teams hold a seven-year dynasty (2001–08) at the state competition. Head coach Rod Horton spent 12 years with Skyline and won nine swimming state championships. In 2005 Mr. Horton retired from Skyline High School to become Vice Principal at Taylorsville High School—another school in the Granite School District. Mr. Horton was replaced by Joe Pereira in 2005. Mr. Pereira moved to Skyline High School after a successful coaching career with Cyprus High School. Skyline swimming continued under Mr. Pereira to win three state championships, and eight second place finishes for both the men and women. Lacrosse Skyline's lacrosse team had its inaugural season as an independent team in the spring of 1997. Due to a lack of participation in 1996, they competed jointly with Brighton High School. The team has been a contender for the state championship on a number of