Colorado Rampage
SafeSport
The Colorado Rampage SafeSport page outlines our commitment to keeping every athlete safe, respected, and supported, on and off the ice. Parents and players can download the Rampage SafeSport handbook, review key policies (including locker room supervision and codes of conduct), and access official USA Hockey SafeSport training plus links to report concerns through the appropriate portals.
SAFESPORT INFORMATION & TRAINING LINKS Below
RAMPAGE SAFESPORT GUIDELINES
The Colorado Rampage are proud to have the support of USA Hockey and their SafeSport programming to help make the Rampage program the safest place possible for your athlete. Please download the handbook below to better understand the SafeSport guidelines.
The safety of participants is of paramount importance to the Colorado Rampage. USA Hockey SafeSport is the organization's program related to off-ice safety. USA Hockey has long had systems in place to protect its participants from physical abuse, sexual abuse and other types of abuse and misconduct that can be harmful to youth hockey players and other participants. These include without limitation Physical Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Screening, Locker Room Supervision, and Hazing Policies, in addition to Codes of Conduct applicable to administrators, coaches, officials, parents, players, and spectators. The Rampage SafeSport Policy is intended protect its participants from all types of misconduct and abuse.
Protecting Our Athletes
Your Role in Locker Room Safety
Locker room monitoring protects privacy, prevents misconduct, and builds trust. Your presence helps ensure every athlete feels safe, respected, and supported.
Key Responsibilities
- Two-Deep Rule: Always have two screened adults present.
- Same-Gender Monitoring: Assign monitors who match the athletes’ gender whenever possible.
- No Cell Phones or Cameras: These are strictly prohibited in locker rooms.
- Privacy First: Athletes must change in designated private areas.
- SafeSport Compliance: All monitors must complete training and pass background checks.
Concerns
Unscreened adults entering locker rooms
Cell phone use or photography near athletes
Confusion about gender-specific monitoring roles
Failure to document and report concerns
In the Locker Room
Athletes must change in private areas only.
Monitors should remain present until all athletes have exited.
Report any concerns immediately to the designated SafeSport contact.
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