Flag Football:
San Dimas finished strong in Wednesday’s rivalry game against Bonita.
With the contest tied at 6-6, the Saints scored 13 fourth-quarter points to claim a 19-6 victory over the visiting Bearcats.
SDHS had a 231-200 advantage in total offense.
Audrey Schlim had an effective day behind center.
The Saints senior completed 14-of-23 for 170 yards.
Schlim tossed three TD passes and she did not turn the ball over.
Faith Kearns had game highs in receptions (6), receiving yards (81) and TD catches (2).
Emily Nazeck caught a pair of passes for 52 yards.
Lei’ani Jaime had a game-high 59 yards rushing (on 12 carries) and an 11-yard TD catch.
Stephney Segura caught four passes for 17 yards.
For BHS, Tressa Beatty completed 11-of-21 for 136 yards.
She tossed a -yard TD to Kody McKinney and she was picked twice.
Beatty led the ground attack with 34 yards on six carries.
McKinney finished with three receptions for 60 yards, and she carried the ball four times for 12 yards.
Laney Sweeney had a team-high five catches for 55 yards.
Hayden Andrew, Grace Tolan and Malia Misawa had a game-high seven tackles apiece for the Bearcats.
Lei’ani Jaime led the Saints with six tackles.
And Lei’ani Jaime and Emily Nazeck had one interception apiece.
Up next: Bonita and San Dimas will both be in action on Tuesday.
SDHS will host Etiwanda at 7.
BHS travels to Don Lugo at 4:30.
Quotable:
San Dimas co-head coach, Jesse Jaime: “Knocking off Bonita was equivalent to a playoff game. When you worked hard for it and come up short, you feel empty. But when you win, there’s no better feeling. Our girls wanted it. Last year we were within five points and five yards from victory, but made some mistakes. The three-headed monster in Faith Kearns, Audrey Schlim, and Lei’ani Jaime all felt that pain and were not going to let it happen their senior year. It wasn’t that Bonita shut down, our girls just locked in.”
Box Score:
BHS: 0-6-0-0-(6)
SD: 0-6-0-13-(19)
Records: Bonita (7-3); San Dimas (5-3)
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Stat Leaders:
QB:
Tressa Beatty (B): 11-of-21 for 136 yards, one TD & two interceptions
Audrey Schlim (SD): 14-of-23 for 170 yards, three TD’s & no interceptions
Rushing:
Lei’ani Jaime (SD): 12-for-59
Tressa Beatty (B): 6-for-34
Kody McKinney (B): 4-for-12
Receiving:
Laney Sweeney (B): 5-for-55
Kody McKinney (B): 3-for-60 & 1 TD
Laila Washington (B): 2-for-15
Tressa Beatty (B): 1-for-16
Haley Kurey (B): 1-for-6
Faith Kearns (SD):6-for-81 & two TDs
Emily Nazeck (SD) 2-for-52
Stephney Segura (SD): 4-for-17
Lei’ani Jaime (SD): 1-for-11 & one TD
Ava Aguiar (SD): 1-for-9
Audrey Schlim (SD): 1-for-1
Tackles:
Hayden Andrew (B): 7
Grace Tolan (B): 7
Malia Misawa (B): 7
Lei’ani Jaime (SD): 6
Juleah Velasco SD: 4
Faith Kearns (SD): 3
Emily Nazeck (SD): 3
Interceptions:
Lei’ani Jaime (SD): 1
Emily Nazeck (SD): 1
Bonita-San Dimas Rivalry Scores in 2025:
Water Polo: BHS 14, SDHS 2 (Aug. 21)
Volleyball: SDHS sweeps BHS (Aug. 26)
Flag Football: SDHS 19, BHS 6 (Aug. 27)
Girls Tennis Result From Aug. 19 had not been posted
Football: SDHS vs BHS at Mt. SAC (September 12)
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