Skating with the Rampage

Skating with the Rampage

Rupert Rampage players skated with fans to help raise money and collect food for the Salvation Army

The Prince Rupert Rampage skated with their fans on Saturday, Dec. 10 as a part of the annual “Skate with the Rampage” fundraiser at the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre Arena.

READ MORE: Rampage score $13,000

Players signed autographs, talked with young fans dressed in Rampage uniforms and took photos. All proceeds and food donations from the event go to the Salvation Army.


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