HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Los Angeles Rams are heading to Maui next summer.
Team President Kevin Demoff and Hawaii Governor Josh Green, M.D. announced Wednesday a new partnership between the Rams and the Hawaii Tourism Authority aimed at promoting travel to the Hawaiian Islands, with a focus on Maui.
At a press conference held at the team’s practice facility in Woodland Hills, Demoff revealed that the Rams will bring their 2025 minicamp to Maui.
Dubbed Mauicamp Powered by the Hawaii Tourism Authority. The camp will run from June 16 to June 19 at War Memorial Stadium in Wailuku.
“This is more than just football,” Demoff said. “It’s about giving back to a community that’s been through a lot and creating opportunities for engagement, recovery, and visibility.”
On-field workouts featuring Rams players in practice gear will take place June 17 and 18, with a series of community events planned throughout the week for local residents.
Governor Green said the partnership reflects Hawaii’s broader efforts to revitalize tourism in a way that benefits the community.
“This initiative brings positive energy to Maui, especially following the challenges we’ve faced. It’s a win for the island and for Rams fans across the Pacific,” he said.