Dawnell Viole
Dawnell Viole graduated from Cal State Fullerton in 1995 and has been in education since 2006. Since graduating from college, she has been in the physical fitness field and built her own personal training business as well as teaching physical education in a Christian school. In addition, she worked for the city of Mission Viejo teaching various youth fitness programs to elementary and junior high students.
Mrs. Viole is an avid runner and enjoys hiking and water sports with her family. Outside of fitness, she enjoys reading and going to L.A. Galaxy soccer games with her family. She has been married to her husband, Tony, since 1995 and has two boys, Nicholas and Christopher. Her favorite Bible verse is Romans 15:1-2, and she feels blessed to be able to combine her love of sports and fitness with her faith in Christ.
At RSM Christian School, athletics is more than competition; it’s a calling to honor God through effort, teamwork, and character. Our sports program provides opportunities to grow physically, emotionally, spiritually, and academically.
Student-athletes are encouraged to use their God-given talents to represent Christ both on and off the field. Through practice, teamwork, and competition, they learn the deeper lessons of discipline, unity, respect, and perseverance.
Program Overview
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Tryouts are held at the start of each season.
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Practices take place after school, with one to two games per week.
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League play leads to playoffs and championships.
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Sportsmanship and Christian conduct are emphasized in every competition.
Christ-Centered Athletics
Athletics provides a powerful platform to live out biblical truth. The field or court becomes a place where faith meets action; a real-world lab for applying what’s taught in the classroom, church, and home.
Our student-athletes learn to be salt and light, using their abilities to glorify God and influence others through their example.
Our Goals
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Develop Christ-like character in every athlete.
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Provide opportunities to grow, compete, and enjoy the benefits of athletics.
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Build team unity, school spirit, and a consistent work ethic.
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Cultivate sportsmanship, physical growth, and leadership rooted in faith.
| Boys | Girls | |
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| Fall | Flag Football (5-8th), Cross Country (1-8th) | Basketball (5-8th), Cross Country (1-8th) |
| Winter | Basketball (5-8th) | Volleyball (5-8th) |
| Spring | Volleyball (5-8th) & Track (1-8th), Co-ed Soccer (5-8th), Co-ed Hockey (4th) | Flag Football (5-8th) & Track (1-8th), Co-ed Soccer (5-8th), Co-ed Hockey (4th) |
Boys Flag Football
Track
Cross Country
Girls Volleyball
Girls Flag Football
Girls Basketball
Soccer
Boys Basketball