Rancho Christian Welcomes Chloe Aubol as Athletic Trainer

An experienced athletic trainer and former college soccer player brings a heart for service to Rancho’s student-athletes.

Rancho Christian School is excited to welcome Chloe Aubol as our new Athletic Trainer.

Chloe joins Rancho with eight years of athletic training experience and a background spanning collegiate and high school sports. A graduate of Great Oak High School in Temecula, she brings local roots alongside experience caring for athletes at several universities.

Experience Across Levels of Competition

Chloe earned both her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Athletic Training at Long Island University. During her graduate training, she worked with University of Colorado football and women’s golf under the supervision of the university’s athletic training staff.

Her professional experience includes Harvard University, where she served several athletic programs, including women’s soccer and men’s lacrosse. She later became Assistant Director of Sports Medicine at Santa Clara University, working with men’s soccer and women’s golf.

Most recently, Chloe served student-athletes across all sports at Valley Christian High School in San Jose. Her responsibilities included injury evaluation, rehabilitation, and return-to-sport progression. She also served as an assistant coach for girls soccer.

Understanding the Student-Athlete Experience

Chloe’s connection to athletics is personal. She played college soccer for all four years at Long Island University, giving her firsthand experience with the demands of balancing academics and competition.

As a certified athletic trainer, she brings experience helping athletes manage injuries and work toward a safe return to participation. At Rancho, that expertise will support students as they pursue their athletic goals.

A Heart for Service

For Chloe, meaningful relationships are central to her work.

“I am passionate about serving others, building meaningful relationships, and making a positive impact in the lives of those around me,” she shared. “Above all, I strive to reflect and share the love of Jesus Christ through my words, actions, and interactions with others.”

Her perspective on achievement is equally clear: how we act and treat others matters more than our accomplishments. That conviction reflects Rancho Christian’s commitment to a community of Christlike care.

Chloe points to Hebrews 10:23 as a source of encouragement:

“Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful.”

We are grateful to welcome Chloe to Rancho and look forward to the relationships she will build with our students, coaches, and families.

Welcome to the Eagles family, Chloe!