Head Football Coach Kenric Jameison
Coach Jameison was recruited by several colleges to play football and attended Arizona State University, but due to injuries, he was unable to advance in his football career. His love for the game led him to stay connected with fellow athletes within the college and NFL world. Coach Jameison has been a high school and Pop Warner coach for many years.
Kenric has established many contacts at the NCAA collegiate level and has assisted in recruiting athletes and aiding high school athletes in scholarship opportunities throughout the United States. Kenric will serve as Assistant Athletic director under Rancho Christian High School’s current Athletic Director Kelly Gill. Kenric has been hired to be Rancho Christian High School’s first football coach for its inaugural season in 2011.
“I can’t guarantee wins and losses, but I do know we will establish a program that develops great Christian Athletes. I know what is going on in many sports programs and there is nothing more important than to start one where positive development for our young high school students is central. Building character, accountability and responsibility in each student is essential to future success. We will foster in each athlete a developing university readiness and life preparedness that will help create leaders for the future, while building great memories that will last a lifetime. In two years or less I believe most teens in our valley will want to be enrolled at Rancho Christian High School.”
Coach Jameison is excited to be our head football coach, and is ready to build a winning legacy.
Assistant Coach. Running Backs: Terrell Davis
Coach Davis is the Denver Broncos all-time leading rusher, with 7,607 rushing yards. As a player, he was given the nickname “T. D.” by players, fans and the media. In Super Bowl XXXII he rushed for 157 yards, caught two passes for 8 yards, and became the first player in Super Bowl history ever to score three rushing touchdowns. This performance earned him Super Bowl MVP honors despite having to sit out the second quarter due to a migraine, an affliction he has suffered since childhood. In 1998 Davis rushed for 2,008 yards, then the third highest rushing total in history. This performance earned him league MVP honors, his third straight AFC rushing title, his first NFL rushing title, and his second time being named NFL Offensive Player of the Year by the Associated Press. At the end of the season, the Broncos beat the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl XXXIII, with Davis recording 102 rushing yards and 50 receiving yards. Super Bowl XXXIII was his the last postseason game. He is excited to join Eagle football as a coach and mentor, passing on to student athletes the wealth of knowlege and experience as well as the character qualities that has made him a world class athlete.
Assistant Coach: Randy WikertCoach Wikert has been pastoring, teaching and coaching in the Temecula Valley for decades. He is the founding pastor of Sunridge Community Church and has taught both within the church and in school settings. Coach Wikert is assisting on our coaching team as well as teaching Bible, speach and campus pastoring. He has a passion to see students grow in their relationships with God and others as well as develop their athletic ability and a Christian world view.
“I love every student equally. I especially want to reach out to students who may be struggling to fit in or who are having a hard time finding their unique role. Everyone is important, and I love helping students feel it. My time with students outside of the classroom as well as off the playing field is just as important to me as time on the clock. I look forward to getting to know your kids personally.”
Speed Coach Tyree Washington
Tyree Washington has won many prestigious awards throughout his high school, college, and professional career. As a junior in high school, he was the 1994 state long jump champion, and in 1995, his senior year, he was an all state defensive back. Tyree was recruited by almost every major university in the United States to play football.
Tyree remained optimistic about playing football but decided to try his talents in Track and field as a 400 meter specialist. In 1997, he attended San Bernardino Valley College in California and trained with his college coaches in the 400 meters. In May of that year, Tyree broke the Junior college national record in the 400 meters, the California state record in the 400 meters, and was ranked 2nd in the world behind Michael Johnson. In August of 1997, Tyree went on to win the 400 meters at the Outdoor National Championships in Indiana, and months later he won a bronze in the 400 meters at the Outdoor World Championships in Athens, Greece. At the end of 1997, Tyree, a novice to the event, was ranked 4th in the world in the 400 meters, an accomplishment that he never anticipated.
Tyree had much success in college as a 400 meter specialist and still had dreams of playing football in the National Football League. In March of 1999, his childhood dream came true when he signed with the San Diego Chargers to play wide receiver and defensive back. Everything was going as planned for Tyree, until he sprained his right knee, causing him to be sidelined. Although Tyree recovered from his injury, to his disappointment was waived from the team. Tyree was very grateful for the opportunity afforded to him by the Chargers organization to showcase his talents and accomplish his dream, but in September of 1999, Tyree went back to Track and Field and applied all the hard work and ethics he learned from the Chargers, causing him to become an extremely tough competitor in the 400 meters event. He became World champion in the 400 meters in St. Denis, France ranking number one in the world at 400 meters. Years later, Tyree added two more world titles to his belt. In 2005, he won Outdoor World Athletic Finals in the 400 meters, and in 2006, he won Indoor World in 4×400 relay.
He is now retired from Track and Field and loves spending quality time with his wife Monica, his son Malik and two daughters Tyra and Mia.
Tyree is very excited about being on the coaching staff – “guiding students, mentoring them, planting a positive seed in them that will last the rest of their lives.” He will be in charge of speed and conditioning as well as working with Defensive Backs.
Line Coach: Byron Chamberlain
Chamberlain’s started his college career at the University of Missouri, where he made the All-Big Eight Conference freshman team. Chamberlain transferred to Wayne State College, a Division II College in Nebraska where he broke most of the receiving records. His quarterback was Brett Salisbury, both were roommates and eventual Harlon Hill Trophy finalists. Chamberlain and Salisbury are the only two players to ever be nominated in the school’s history for the Harlon Hill Award.
In the fall of 2008 Chamberlain returned to Wayne, Nebraska to complete his degree. In an afternoon ceremony, Friday December 19, 2008 Chamberlain received his Bachelors Degree in Communications after nine seasons in the NFL.
Strength and Conditioning Coach: Ray Anderson
Coach Anderson has been a certified personal & sports performance trainer for the past 37 years. He is also a USAW Certified Olympic Weightlifting Coach, Certified Sports Performance Specialist & a Certified Speed, Agility & Quickness Trainer. A former competitor in Olympic Weightlifting, Powerlifting, Bodybuilding and STRONGMAN. He has also competed in football, wrestling, track & field, swimming, martial arts & baseball.
He is the Olympic Weightlifting Coach of TEAM ELITE FITNESS with the USAW. The USA Weightlifting (USAW) is the National Governing Body for Olympic Weightlifting in the United States. Top competitors are selected by the USAW to compete in all major international events such as The Olympic Games, World Championships, Junior World Championships & Pan American Games. Ray also judges Olympic Weightlifting competitions. Ray is also a AAU District Area 33 Track & Field committee member.
He has trained many first responders for the military, law enforcement & fire fighters through cross-training methods to prepare them for the physical & mental challenges ahead of them.
Ray is known as “Coach Ray” & “The Mechanic”. Athletics & fitness is his passion! He enjoys training athletes of ALL sports, ages & levels for their competitions and prepares them for their sport. His “Never Give Up…Never Quit” philosophy has helped many athletic teams & individuals over the years achieve their goals. His reward is seeing the athletes that he trains “Take Their Performance To The Next Level”.
“To be part of the coaching staff at Rancho Christian School is truly an honor & blessing. The main reason that I want to be here is to be able to share my many years of athletic competition & training experience with the student athletes. I will be able to set the standards of strength & conditioning by teaching about proper nutrition & lifting techniques. My job is to ensure that these athletes are trained with a variety of physical & mental challenges that they will be facing in competition & to prevent injuries. I want them to be able to enjoy life after sports”.
We are very blessed to have Ray Anderson on our staff, and look forward to his role in developing our Eagles into world class athletes.
Assistant Football Coach. Deffensive Backs: Ryan Wikert
Coach Ryan is a local talent from the Temecula area who attended Temecula Valley High School. Ryan received a full ride scholarship to UCLA as a Defensive Back/Safety.
He lettered three years in football, playing both wide receiver and safety for coach Bud Kane at Temecula Valley High School. He was a PrepStar All-American who was rated the No. 8 defensive back in the Western Region, a SuperPrep All-Far West (No. 55 player in the California/Arizona/Hawaii region), and named first-team All-CIF Southern Section. He was also selected as the CIF Division V co-Defensive Player of the Year and All-CIF Division V. He enjoyed a productive senior year making 98 tackles, including 62 solos. He also accounted for five interceptions, 22 pass deflections and five fumble recoveries. As a receiver, he made 54 receptions for 691 yards and five touchdowns. He was First-team All-Sunbelt League and an honorable mention All-State. He was Team captain and selected to play in the annual California-Texas Shrine All-Star Game and was a PrepStar pre-season All-West selection. Ryan is excited to be on staff as a teacher and coach and guidance counselor. His experience with being a scholarship athlete adds an additional element to the role he will play in student athletes who seek to play at the collegiate level.
Assistant Football Coach: Coach Van Herpe
Steve Van Herpe actively coached youth high school football from 1992 through 2005. He also served as treasurer on the youth football governing board for nine years. His last coaching position was at Grace Brethren High School in Simi Valley, CA. He coached defensive backs at the varsity level for two years and was a defensive coordinator, offensive coordinator, and head coach at the freshman/sophomore level. The varsity program compiled a record of 45-10 and made three C.I.F. Championship appearances, wining the 2004 C.I.F. Championship. He also served on the Grace Brethren School Governing Board for two years.
Steve is a retired law enforcement professional. His law enforcement service spanned more than 32 years including positions as a civilian and Reserve Police Officer with the Los Angeles Police Department and more than 27 years with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. He received “Honor Cadet” wards from both the Los Angeles Police Academy (Class 276) and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Academy (Class 199) for graduating first in his class.
Steve was a member of the golf team at CSUN, which won consecutive NCAA Division ll National Championships in 1973 and 1974. In addition, he was a NCAA All-American selection in 1974.
Steve holds an Associate in Arts degree from Los Angeles Valley College and a Bachelors of Science degree from CSULA. He has been married to his wife for 32 years. They have three adult children, Brett, Chad and Whitney and three grandchildren.
Offensive Coordinator: Mike Mindingall
Michael Mindingall was All County, and All Conference in the 110 high hurdles in New Jersey. Coach Mindingall ran track & field for the All Military Track Team, and he played high school football as a WR and QB.
Coach Mindingall is currently active Duty in the Marine Corps stationed at Camp Pendleton. He has volunteered 7 year of his time assisting and head coaching his boys Pop Warner football teams. Coach Mindingall has 3 boys, Michael Jr., Mahad, Tahj and daughter Laylah.
Girls Athletics
Volleyball and Softball
The 2011-2012 school year marks the inaugural season for our girls’ athletic program. Two of the most exciting sports offered to our Lady Eagles is our softball and volleyball teams headed up by coach Ren Sabio.
Head Coach: Ren Sabio
Pastor Ren Sabio played baseball growing up and through high school until his junior year. He then took up Volleyball and has been an avid fan of the sport and an accomplished athlete. His knowledge of and love for these games are great, which combined with his passion for young people and for his faith, creates a powerful combination toward skill, life, and character development that our student athletes benefit from greatly.
Coach Sabio played volleyball in high school and in college. He won numerous awards during his playing days. He was a Student Assistant at California State University, Dominguez Hills (Division II) under Coach Connie LaBuhn in the late 80’s.
Coach Sabio has coached girls sports for many years. He loves both volleyball and softball and continues to coach both sports at the high school level. Coach Sabio is also a husband and father. He is married to Leah Sabio. They have five beautiful sons: Wes, Aaron, Nick, David, and Josh. Ren Sabio is the Lead Pastor at Inland Valley Victory Church in Temecula, CA.
