Los Angeles Rams ended his two -day Minikamp Wednesday in Maoi and pushed thousands of fans to the war memorial stadium for a rare opportunity to see a NFL team in practice on the island.
The second and final day of the RAMS stay in the ISLE Valley showed a lightweight and interaction training session by Puka Nacua, a local favorite local recipient and Rams Wide, which gave the population energy in the morning.
“It was a lot of fun,” said Matthew Stafford, the veteran’s offensive line. “Yesterday we held the flag football camp with some of the kids and girls around the area and they were really impressive. Today, returning here and seeing many people come out and support us, this is a great opportunity to communicate with society.”
The event made a whirlpool visit for Rams Wednesday, which also hosted a 60 NFL Play Clinic with more than 1,200 Keiki. Designed to encourage kids to encourage children at least 60 minutes a day, the initiative was very important, according to organizers and participants.
Chyleeann Tacang, Sport coach KHON2, told Mitch Riberal: “It’s like a once -in -life experience.” “To be able to experience this with our friends, colleagues and all our little cake, this is what I think kids will remember forever.”
For many of the presence, including the young Rams fans, Magazine Cassil, it was an unforgettable experience.
Casil said, “This means a lot because I want to meet them or at least see them.” “Having them here on this small island is a great opportunity.”
Stafford repeated these feelings, emphasizing the value of using a professional football platform to inspire the next generation.
“This means a bunch to return to the community and expand the game of football,” said Stafford. “This is a unique opportunity to show kids from this area what we do and hope to inspire some young Puka Nacuas to pursue their dreams.”
According to Minicamp Maui, in the books, Rams changes its focus to the full training camp that begins in late July.
