Ontario Beats Wilson to Win Montview League Title

Ontario secures its first league championship since 2003 with a decisive 42-21 victory at Wilson High School.

Updated on Oct. 31, 2026 in Football

Ontario Beats Wilson to Win Montview League Title

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Ontario defeated Wilson 42-21 to claim the Montview League title on Friday. The victory marks the first league championship for Ontario since 2003.

Why it matters

The win ends a long drought for the Ontario program and establishes a new hierarchy within the Montview League standings. This result marks a significant reversal from the team's losses to Wilson in both 2024 and 2025.

Ontario dominated the ground game with 338 total rushing yards, led by Jediah Redd who recorded 129 yards and three touchdowns. Dimitri Avila led Wilson with 87 rushing yards while quarterback Joshua Salo threw for 176 yards.

The players

Jediah Redd

He is an Ontario running back who recorded 129 rushing yards and three touchdowns during the championship game.

Trevor Beltrán

He is the Ontario quarterback who completed 7 of 11 passes for 106 yards.

Dimitri Avila

He is a running back for Wilson who recorded 87 rushing yards against the Ontario defense.

Joshua Salo

He is the Wilson quarterback who threw for 176 yards and one interception.

Levi Armijo

He is an Ontario receiver who recorded 80 receiving yards on four receptions.

The details

Ontario secured the win through efficient drives, including an 82-yard series in the first quarter and a 10-play sequence resulting in a touchdown in the fourth. Receiver Levi Armijo contributed 80 yards on four receptions to support the team's offensive effort.

Ontario last won a league title in 2003.
Wilson defeated Ontario 42-8 in 2024.
Wilson defeated Ontario 21-6 in 2025.
Ontario defeated Wilson 42-21 on October 30, 2026.

Season Trajectory

This win fundamentally reshapes the Montview League standings by snapping a multi-year trend of dominance by Wilson. It positions Ontario as the primary contender moving into the post-season while forcing a reset for the Wilson program.

The 42-21 final score confirms Ontario's position atop the league standings for playoff seeding purposes. Wilson must now evaluate its roster and offensive scheme following this result to prepare for potential post-season scenarios.

The takeaway

Ontario successfully leveraged a potent rushing attack to overcome years of recent setbacks against league rivals. Their victory serves as a reminder of the impact that consistent ground-game execution can have in high-stakes divisional matchups.