Colorado Rampage AAA Hockey

Kaniel Dalrymple Selected for USA Hockey National Development Camp

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.

Oliver Parent Earns Spot at USA Hockey National Development Camp

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!

Jake Mintenko Selected for USA Hockey National Development Camp

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! 

Rampage Alum Sydney Harris Makes History On and Off the Ice

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

Rampage Alum Continues D1 Climb Through NCAA Hockey

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.

Rampage Alum Jake Mintenko Selected 10th Overall in First Round of 2025 WHL U.S. Priority Draft

From Rec League beginnings to first-round selection, Mintenko’s journey highlights Rampage’s development success

The Colorado Rampage is proud to share that Jake Mintenko, a rising talent from the Rampage 14U team, has been selected 10th overall in the first round of the 2025 WHL U.S. Priority Draft by the Wenatchee Wild.

Jake’s path to this milestone is especially meaningful to the Rampage community. He began his hockey journey in the Rampage Rec program, growing through the organization’s developmental system with unwavering focus, discipline, and love for the game.

The WHL U.S. Priority Draft offers top American players the opportunity to be selected by teams in the Western Hockey League, a premier junior league known for producing NCAA and NHL talent. Being chosen in the first round places Jake among the most promising players in his age group across the country.

This accomplishment not only reflects Jake’s individual talent but also speaks to the strength of the Rampage’s player development model.

Congratulations to Jake Mintenko!

Rampage’s Matthew Leaming Drafted by Green Bay Gamblers in 2025 USHL Draft

Hard work pays off for Rampage player selected in Round 13 of Phase I

The Rampage organization is thrilled to recognize Matthew Leaming, who was selected in Round 13 of Phase I of the 2025 USHL Draft by the Green Bay Gamblers.

Leaming’s selection is a major achievement and a proud moment for the Rampage community. Beginning his hockey journey in the Rampage Rec program, Matthew quickly distinguished himself through relentless effort, consistent development, and an unshakable work ethic.

The Green Bay Gamblers, a respected franchise within the United States Hockey League, have a strong track record of developing players for college and professional hockey. Leaming’s selection reflects his potential and promise as a high-level competitor.

His journey from grassroots hockey to one of the country’s top junior leagues serves as a powerful reminder of what passion and perseverance can accomplish.

Congratulations, Matthew! 

Rampage Alum Oliver Parent Drafted by Sioux Falls Stampede in 2025 USHL Draft

Rampage standout selected in Round 14 of Phase I by Sioux Falls Stampede

The Rampage Hockey community is celebrating a major milestone as alumnus Oliver Parent has been selected in Round 14 of Phase I of the 2025 USHL Draft by the Sioux Falls Stampede.

Parent’s selection marks a proud moment for the Rampage program, as the young goaltender’s journey began in the organization’s Rec program and steadily progressed through the ranks. His rise to the national stage is a shining example of what hard work, dedication, and perseverance can achieve.

The United States Hockey League (USHL) is the nation’s top junior league, and being drafted into it puts Parent among an elite group of young prospects with eyes on collegiate and professional futures.

As he prepares for the next phase of his hockey career, Oliver Parent continues to inspire younger athletes in the Rampage system—proving that big dreams can start on home ice.

Congratulations, Oliver!

Cole Fletcher Named Tier 1 Director

We’re proud to announce that Cole Fletcher will be stepping into the role of Tier 1 Director for Colorado Rampage!

This marks Cole’s second season with the Rampage, and we’re excited to see him bring his passion and proven leadership to this new position. A Colorado native, Cole began his hockey journey with the Arapahoe Ice Warriors and went on to play junior hockey in the WSHL and KIJHL. While in Canada, he discovered his true calling behind the bench as an assistant coach.

Since then, Cole has built a strong coaching resume across Colorado—most notably guiding the 2006 birth year group at Littleton from U13AA through U18AA, culminating in a USA Hockey U16AA National Championship during the 2022–2023 season. His dedication to player development, advanced systems, and team-first mentality have led to success at every level.

Cole brings a wealth of experience, energy, and a deep commitment to developing elite athletes. We can’t wait to see the impact he’ll make as Tier 1 Director. Let’s go, Rampage!

Rampage Athletes Advance to Rocky Mountain District

Rampage Hockey is proud to congratulate our athletes who have earned spots at the prestigious Rocky Mountain District Camp and Multi-District Camp at Colorado College. Their dedication, skill, and commitment to excellence have set them apart, and we couldn’t be prouder of their achievements!

These camps provide an incredible opportunity for elite players to develop their skills, compete at a high level, and gain exposure to top coaches and scouts. Advancing to these camps is a testament to the hard work our athletes put in every day, both on and off the ice.

We wish all our Rampage athletes the best of luck as they compete at these high-level camps! Keep pushing forward and trusting the process.