san dimas

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

Southern Section

Chaminade 25, Harvard-Westlake 7

Eastside 49, PACS 0

Flintridge Sacred Heart 20, Louisville 6

Long Beach Cabrillo 8, Long Beach Jordan 6

Redondo Union 33, Beaumont 25

Sage Hill 31, Newport Beach Pacific Christian 0

Intersectional

Eagle Rock 20, Monrovia 7

Lakewood St. Joseph 21, Atherton Sacred Heart Prep 0

SATURDAY’S RESULTS

City Section

Arleta 18, Los Angeles Marshall 6

Carson13. Narbonne 0

Garfield 26, Arleta 18

Wilmington Banning 49, Los Angeles Marshall 13

Wilmington Banning 32, Garfield 0

Southern Section

Adelanto 25, Lancaster 0

Ayala 27, Newbury Park 18

California Military 45, Entrepreneur 6

Camarillo 20, Ayala 19

Camarillo 25, Newbury Park 14

Capistrano Valley 21, San Juan Hills 14

Chaparral 14, Murrieta Mesa 8

Chino 12, San Dimas 8

Chino 37, Riverside Notre Dame 12

Citrus Valley 19, Xavier Prep 0

Colony 26, Summit 13

Colony 21, Crean Lutheran 13

Crean Lutheran 14, Summit 7

Dos Pueblos 58, Fillmore 0

El Dorado 18, Ontario Christian 6

El Dorado 34, Paramount 0

El Dorado 21, San Dimas 13

El Toro 30, Corona Centennial 14

El Toro 25, Santa Margarita 15

Garden Grove Santiago 18, Ocean View 0

Mission Viejo 20, Portola 6

Mission Viejo 20, San Juan Hills 12

Murrieta Valley 7, Great Oak 6

Nogales 12, Arroyo 0

Ontario Christian 26, Chino 13

Orange 27, Ocean View 2

Oxnard 20, Rosary 6

Pacific 36, Rubidoux 0

Portola 21, Capistrano Valley 20

Redlands 38, Jurupa Hills 6

Riverside Poly 25, Corona 14

Rosary 12, St. Bonaventure 0

Santa Margarita 20, Corona Centennial 12

Santa Ynez 20, St. Bonaventure 0

Torrance 13, Bellflower 6

Upland 19, Ontario Christian 6

Upland 21, Paramount 0

Upland 20, Yucaipa 7

Ventura 19, Santa Ynez 6

Vista Murrieta 19, Temecula valley 6

Yucaipa 7, San Dimas 0

Intersectional

Dos Pueblos 18, Scripps Ranch 6

Franklin 19, Inglewood 7

Newport Harbor 32, Atherton Sacred Heart Prep 0

Oxnard 21, Scripps Ranch 12

Palos Verdes 25, San Pedro 0

Scripps Ranch 34, Fillmore 14

What’s more impressive: Dylan O’Leary, the 25-year-old rookie football coach at San Dimas High, or Dylan O’Leary, the math teacher who graduated from UCLA and got his master’s at La Verne?

He’s good in both roles. San Dimas has started 2-0, with wins over Glendora (24-21) and Chaffey (44-8). His father, Tim, was a longtime baseball coach at Covina. Dylan spent four years as an assistant coach at South Hills.

He used to be a three-sport athlete at San Dimas, which has long used the Wing-T offense in football. When O’Leary was interviewed for the job, one of the first questions was, “Are you going to run the same offense?”

He was truthful in saying no.

San Dimas has switched to a spread offense. O’Leary has helped himself by adding lots of experienced assistant coaches and former head coaches.

Even though O’Leary is young, he’s earned respect in the classroom and on the field. He’s a full-time math teacher with a teaching credential. Even when he was 22 and teaching math to 17- and 18-year-olds at Chino Hills, few were skeptical about his youth.

“I’ve never really had an issue with my age,” he said.

In a time when it’s tough getting a full-time teaching job at such a young age and when coaches are mostly walk-ons, O’Leary is in position to make himself very valuable.

And, if the wins keep piling up, San Dimas might need to put a fence around his classroom so no one steals him away.

This is a daily look at the positive happenings in high school sports. To submit any news, please email eric.sondheimer@latimes.com.