Ayala’s varsity results through six games were Summit 26 to 0, South Hills 21 to 17, Chino 19 to 14, Citrus Valley 35 to 0, Chino Hills 42 to 7, and Charter Oak 51 to 3. The loss margins were therefore 26, 4, 5, 35, 35, and 48 points. The sequence is not a steady week by week decline because Weeks 1 and 2 were closer games, but the most recent three losses widened sharply to 35, 35, and 48 points.
BulldogScoreboard.com shows Ayala scored 41 points through the first six varsity games of 2026 versus 48 points through the first six games of 2025, a 7 point decrease. Ayala is listed as Division 6 in both seasons. In 2025 Ayala competed in the Baseline League against multiple substantially higher division programs, including Division 2 Rancho Cucamonga, Division 2 Damien, and Division 3 Chino Hills. In 2026 Ayala moved to the Sierra League, where listed opponents include Division 3 Bonita, Division 4 Charter Oak, Division 4 Northview, Division 6 Glendora, and Colony with no current division shown on MaxPreps.
April minutes state Principal Yarboi meeting covered CIF compliance, coach approval, volunteers, technology, facilities, and records
Feb minutes question who handles money; March minutes call for accurate results and a paper trail; August minutes state 10 tickets per player. Actual October rollout emails state 15 tickets per player at $10 each, weekly collection, Venmo and Zelle payments, and additional tickets available. Final winner email says the Freshman team turned in all of its tickets.
Official principal email announced Smith was selected again for 2025/2026; May 1 board minutes document organized support; May 17 Instagram post publicly shows his return to the program.
May 20, 2025 Eric Sondheimer post reproduces a resignation letter signed by Warren Reed stating his resignation as Ayala Athletic Director would be effective June 3, 2025. June 5 district board minutes document student support for the athletic director. On July 16, Ayala publicly introduced John Kunishima as the newly appointed Assistant Principal overseeing athletics and facilities.
May 2025 minutes state booster was working on tax status and had contact with school, district, and school board; district was aware
January minutes question roughly $19,000 tied to a 2022 Torrey Pines trip. May and June minutes document old bus invoice questions and repeated reported district contact. Six original statements from December 2024 through May 2025 independently show account 25000 Other Current Liabilities unchanged at $19,422.46. The statements do not identify that balance as Torrey Pines.
Official May 2 principal email expressly states Smith was released from the head football coach position and explains the administration’s stated temporary appointment and reposting process. Independent reporting and the April 28 third party post corroborate the public timeline.