Skyline Baseball won their second conference game against De Anza 13-1 Friday, March 14 at the Skyline baseball field.

Skyline started the first inning strong, scoring six runs to gain the lead. Skyline would also gain one run in the 2nd inning, one run in the 6th inning, two in the 7th inning, and three in the 8th inning.

Sophomore pitcher Nikau Heeny started the game for Skyline as he struck one out six batters through six innings. Heeny had a little trouble in the top of the 5th inning, after a walk, and a double was hit by De Anza, allowing one run to score.

Heeny said he was able to push through the inning and keep throwing strikes as usual.

Head coach Tony Bruincardi said he was excited to see the team come out to the field ready to play their hardest and set an example for what a well-balanced team should be.

“We did a phenomenal job coming out and setting the tone for a home game,” Bruincardi said. “When they focus on the details this is what they could be.”

After De Anza, Skyline’s next series will be against Cañada College. Their first game will be at Skyline field Tuesday, March 18 at 2:30 p.m.