The Los Angeles Rams are moving their June minicamp from one sunny location to another. The team announced on Wednesday that it will hold its minicamp in Maui next month as part of a partnership with the Hawaii Tourism Authority. The Rams are the first team ever to hold an NFL minicamp in Maui.
It will take place from June 16-19 at War Memorial Stadium in Wailuku. Players will be on the field June 17 and 18, with fans being able to attend each day. Tuesday’s session will be invite-only for fans, while Wednesday will be open and free to the public.
In addition to their regular minicamp practices, the Rams will also host a girls flag football and boys football clinic at the stadium on Tuesday, as well as a PLAY 60 Field Day on Wednesday.
“We are thrilled to return to Hawai’i and for the first time in the NFL bring Minicamp to Maui,” Rams president Kevin Demoff said in the release. “Los Angeles and Hawai’i share a special relationship and we are grateful to HTA for teaming with us for this historic partnership. Not only will this trip be a great opportunity for our players, coaches and their families to spend time together in a special setting, but also for our organization to celebrate and pour into youth football programs and players who call Maui home.”
The Rams are progressing through their offseason program, beginning Phase 2 this week. They will hold OTAs at the end of May before heading to Maui in June for minicamp.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Rams are holding June minicamp in Maui, becoming first NFL team ever to do so
Reporting by Cameron DaSilva, Rams Wire / Rams Wire
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