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The Colorado Rampage are proud to announce Kevin Holmstrom as the newest addition to our staff, joining the organization as Player Development Coach and Hockey Operations Adviser.
Holmstrom brings over 20 years of coaching, player development, and hockey operations experience in Colorado, with deep ties to the Colorado Springs hockey community. His background includes leading five teams to Tier I Nationals, along with numerous state championships and district appearances. Beyond team success, Holmstrom has played a vital role in guiding athletes to junior, collegiate, and professional levels of hockey.
Holmstrom’s addition further strengthens the Rampage’s commitment to player advancement, skill development, and long-term success both on and off the ice.
Please join us in welcoming Kevin to the Rampage!
The Colorado Rampage is excited to be using Helios for all 5 of our Tier 1 teams in the 2025-2026 season.
We are excited to share that Cooper Briggs is currently in Montréal, training at the prestigious Hockey Etcetera Camp, which gathers the top 100 players worldwide for the 2012 birth year. This elite event unites the top 50 players from the U.S. and the top 50 from Canada, providing an unmatched opportunity to train and compete at the highest level.
Held at Hockey Etcetera’s world-class facility, the camp offers premier coaching and resources that challenge athletes to elevate their game. Through our strong relationships with Nick Orlando and other high-level operators running the camp, Colorado Rampage is able to secure opportunities like this for our top players, ensuring they are placed in environments that foster growth and development.
Cooper has been a part of the Rampage program since he started hockey at age six, and it has been an honor to guide and support him on his journey. His dedication, passion for the game, and commitment to improvement have helped him rise to the top of his age group, and we are proud to see him taking advantage of this world-class opportunity.
We are incredibly proud of Cooper and look forward to seeing all he will accomplish during this incredible experience in Montréal.
The Colorado Rampage is proud to announce that 2009-born Kaniel Dalrymple has been selected to attend the USA Hockey National Player Development Camp — one of the top honors in youth hockey.
USA Hockey’s national camps gather the best 15-, 16-, and 17-year-old players from across the country for elite on- and off-ice training, competition, and evaluation. Players earn their spots through strong performances at state and district-level camps, and the national camp serves as a key pathway toward international play and future college or pro opportunities.
Kaniel’s selection is a testament to his hard work, dedication, and consistent growth within the Rampage program.
Congratulations, Kaniel! We’re proud of you and can’t wait to see what’s next.
The Colorado Rampage is excited to share that Oliver Parent (2009) has been selected to attend the USA Hockey National Player Development Camp, a top-level opportunity for the country’s most talented young players.
These highly selective camps provide elite training and competition for 15-, 16-, and 17-year-olds, and serve as a critical step in the pathway to college, professional, and international hockey. Players are chosen based on their performance at district-level camps, and only the best advance to nationals.
Oliver’s achievement reflects his hard work, focus, and continued development through the Rampage program.
Way to go, Ollie — we’re proud to have you representing Rampage on the national stage!
The Colorado Rampage is proud to recognize Jake Mintenko (2010) for earning a spot at the USA Hockey National Player Development Camp, a prestigious opportunity reserved for the top youth players across the country.
This invite-only camp brings together standout 15-, 16-, and 17-year-old athletes for elite-level training and competition. Selections are made following rigorous evaluations at state and district development camps — and Jake’s performance clearly stood out.
Being chosen for national camp places Jake among the most promising young players in the U.S. and reflects his dedication, discipline, and consistent growth within the Rampage program.
Congratulations, Jake!
The Colorado Rampage is proud to spotlight the incredible accomplishments of alumna Sydney Harris, whose journey through hockey continues to break barriers and set new standards in the game.
After developing through the Rampage program, Sydney went on to play five years at Elmira College, where she not only excelled on the ice but also earned the honor of being named team captain—a testament to her leadership and dedication.
Following her collegiate career, Sydney became part of the NHL’s officiating development program, continuing her commitment to hockey in a groundbreaking new role. She has since gone on to officiate across the highest levels of the sport, including:
- NCAA Hockey
- The AHL (American Hockey League)
- PWHL (Professional Women's Hockey League)
And most notably, becoming the first female referee in ECHL history
Sydney’s rise through the officiating world represents not only her personal determination and talent but also a significant step forward for women in professional hockey.
We’re honored to have been a part of her early journey and incredibly proud of all she’s achieved. Sydney continues to pave the way for the next generation, both on and off the ice.
Congratulations, Sydney
The Colorado Rampage is proud to highlight the impressive journey of one of our alumni who continues to make his mark in NCAA Division I hockey.
After playing with the Rampage from 2016 to 2020, this athlete has carved out a standout collegiate career — beginning as the leading scorer for Stonehill College during the 2023–24 season. His performance and leadership quickly drew attention across the college hockey landscape.
He then took his talents to Long Island University (LIU) for the 2024–25 season, where he continued to grow his game and prove himself at the Division I level.
Now, his journey continues as he prepares to join Ferris State University for the 2025–26 season, further advancing his collegiate career at a top NCAA program.
From his early days in the Rampage program to now thriving at the collegiate level, his hard work, resilience, and passion for the game are a true reflection of what our development model aims to instill.
We’re incredibly proud to have been a part of his journey and look forward to seeing all he accomplishes next.