HawksCenter Student Life

October 20, 2026

We Need You- Yes You!

Your Work. Your Voice. Your HawksCenter.

Students (Middle and High!), every first and third Tuesday, HawksCenter, SkyView’s Student Life Newsletter, is shared with middle and high school students, families, and staff—and we want you to help create it!

HawksCenter showcases student voices, creativity, talent, and everything happening across SkyView. And you don’t have to be a writer to contribute.

You can share class projects, artwork, photography, journalism pieces, Student Council or NHS updates, club highlights, sports content, and more.

If you created it and it helps tell the story of student life at SkyView, we want to see it.

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Submit your work here for a chance to appear in an upcoming HawksCenter!

Not every submission will appear right away, but we’ll review everything you send.

This is your school. Your perspective. Your work. Help us tell the story.

Student Spotlight

High School Positive Office Referrals

Congratulations to our High School Students recognized for their outstanding character and leadership! These students were nominated by teachers for demonstrating positive choices and behaviors in the following categories:

Responsibility

Kloe Sandoval (9)
Jamison Frankel (10)
Tait O’Brien (10)
Kaitlyn Mollendor (12)

World Language

Cendall Snow (9)
Nolan Thomas (9)
Nathan Quintana (9)
Aidan Watson (10)

Life-Long Learning

Jason Bishop (9)
Isaiah Caddell (10)

Trustworthiness

Dean Bergam (11)

Citizenship

Brooke Donovan (10)
Evie Hume (11)
Israel Wood (12)

Caring

Mya Sullivan (9)
Laelia Mayes (11)

Respect

Nora Fay (9)
Hunter Kirkovich (10)

Honorable Leadership

Shepherd Eloe (10)
Szebastian Joncas (12)

Student Work & Projects

Tickets Now On Sale

Tickets are now on sale for Little Women. Don't miss this outstanding show by our SVA Theater Department! Showtimes are this Thursday-Saturday.

Athletic Run Down

High School Golf

The HS Boys Golf team had an incredible season, capturing the Mile High League Championship! Senior Andrew Ruddy earned First Team All-Conference honors, while junior Wyatt Hivner and sophomore Tait O’Brien earned Second Team All-Conference, and senior Tyler Roe received Honorable Mention. At the October 5–6 CHSAA 2A State Golf Tournament, the team battled tough course conditions to finish an impressive seventh place, led by Hivner’s 14th-place finish at 11-over par; Wyatt also earned Second Team All-State, while Andrew and Tait received Honorable Mention All-State. Congratulations to the entire team on an outstanding season!

High School Boys Soccer

The HS Boys Soccer team defeated Dawson 6-0 on October 6, led by senior Sawyer Gray’s hat trick, and secured its second consecutive league championship with a perfect 5-0 league record and an incredible 38-1 goal differential. The Hawks currently rank second in all of 2A and will close out the regular season with two home games this Tuesday and Thursday.

HS Boys Tennis | Brady Dhatt

Senior Brady Dhatt, who competes for ThunderRidge High School, qualified for the state tennis tournament after he and his doubles partner advanced through regionals. Congratulations to Brady on this outstanding accomplishment, a well-deserved reward for his hard work and dedication!

Pictured to the left is Brady Dhatt.

High School Volleyball

The HS Volleyball team hosted Estes Park High School on October 5, with the C team falling while both JV and varsity earned victories. The JV team showed great chemistry and offensive energy behind freshmen Nora Atwell and Annabelle Bieniek, while varsity swept its opponent in three sets, led by junior Evelyn Gilbert’s 15 kills. The HS Volleyball teams faced one of the league’s top-ranked opponents, Dayspring Christian, on October 8, with all three teams coming up short. Despite the losses, junior Evelyn Gilbert made program history by setting the school record for blocks with 147!

High School Cross Country

The HS Cross Country team competed at the league meet on October 8, with senior Rylan Griffith capturing first place in the boys 5,000-meter race in 18:47.76 as the boys team finished fourth overall. On the girls’ side, freshman Carys Morgan earned an impressive 11th-place finish in 27:03.22, helping the girls team also secure fourth place.

Middle School Boys Soccer

The MS Boys Soccer A team opened the playoffs with an exciting 3-2 victory over Platte River Academy on October 5 before falling to Ben Franklin Academy in the semifinals on October 6. Despite the semifinal loss, the team put together a tremendous season marked by growth, improvement, and hard work.

Middle School Volleyball

Both the MS Girls Volleyball A and B teams competed in the league semifinals on October 8, with the A team facing Ben Franklin Academy and the B team taking on North Star Academy. Although both teams fell short, finishing among the league’s top four teams in a highly competitive season is an outstanding accomplishment—congratulations to both squads on a great year!