A San Antonio boy who is a partially blind ice hockey player is encouraging visually impaired kids to look into playing blind hockey.
The final season for the San Antonio Rampage has come to a close as the American Hockey League announced Monday that it has cancelled the remainder of the 2019-2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Instant Replay sports team looks back at some of the fun times that they've had with hockey, as Rampage players prepare to move to Springfield, Massachusetts.
With the threat of cancellation looming, the Rampage players and staff have returned home to spend time with family, staying in shape in the hopes that they can return to the Alamo City one last time.
Right after injecting themselves back into the playoff race, the Rampage fall back in the pack to sixth in the Central Division standings after dropping three straight games to divisional opponents.
The Rampage coaching staff and players were just as shocked to receive the news of the franchise's move to Vegas as the rest of the San Antonio hockey community.
The sale of the San Antonio Rampage franchise to the Vegas Golden Knights begs the question, how will this affect other San Antonio teams? Judge Nelson Wolff weighs in on the futures of some of the Alamo City's remaining franchises.
