Rancho Christian School announced an athletics partnership with adidas and Game One covering all 12 of the Temecula school's varsity sports.

The deal, announced Monday, Sept. 14, also extends to junior varsity, middle school, elementary and Rancho Christian Sports Academy programs. The agreement will bring a consistent look to uniforms, athletics spaces, events and communications across every level of Eagles athletics.

Athletic Director Waheed Mitchell called the partnership a chance to build a stronger, more connected athletics culture across the school.

"This partnership gives us another opportunity to continue building something special for our student-athletes and creating a stronger, more connected athletics culture across our school," Mitchell said in the announcement.

The deal links Rancho Christian with Game One, which Ohio University described in a July 2025 press release as the largest team supplier of adidas in the country, serving more than 140 colleges, universities and conferences nationwide. Financial terms and the length of the Rancho Christian contract were not disclosed.

The partnership spans the school's full athletics pipeline. Elementary athletes, middle schoolers, Sports Academy students and varsity competitors will all wear adidas-branded gear under the new agreement. The Sports Academy is a college-preparatory pathway that allows student-athletes to train and compete during the regular school day while also enrolled in one of the school's other academic tracks. Mitchell said the shared branding is meant to connect younger athletes to the varsity program as they develop.

Mitchell added that the school has "a great foundation" and said he is focused on developing athletes, strengthening programs and raising the standard for Rancho Christian athletics. The school's stated vision is to become a top private-school athletics program in the Inland Empire.

Rancho Christian has been expanding its athletics footprint heading into the 2026-27 school year. The school launched a women's flag football program and named Terry Hinds as its first head coach. It also hired Jonah Galoia-Moore as head strength and conditioning coach, a role supporting athletes across all sports and the Sports Academy.

The school has not announced a specific timeline for when new uniforms and branding will appear. Its announcement said the transition will take shape "in the months ahead."