RECRUITING
 Colorado’s newest professional hockey team, the Rocky Mountain Rage, is set to begin the 2007-08 season this October among 18 teams in the Central Hockey League. The Rage entered in the league’s 15th season of play last season, continuing to build on a tradition of outstanding competition and entertainment first established in the early 90’s. The CHL continues to build as a development league, furthering relationships with both the National and American Hockey Leagues to continue to develop players, administrators and officials for the higher level leagues. The CHL has reached several significant attendance marks in each of the past five seasons. The 2005-06 season attendance of 4.663 million fans was the highest CHL attendance since 1995-96 when the CHL had 7 teams. That season was highlighted by 53 sellouts, the CHL’s regular season average attendance climbed to 4,663 per game, a 4.1 % increase from 2004-2005. The CHL also brought in nearly 2.3 million fans in the 2004-2005 campaign. Since 1992, over 32 million total fans have visited CHL and WPHL arenas, and the CHL is proud to have led all ‘AA’ professional hockey in average attendance for the past five consecutive seasons of play. Today, the CHL remains focused on continued expansion in conjunction with new facilities in new markets, providing players with more options and a first-class experience.
 The Rage and the Colorado 14ers Basketball Team (Denver Nuggets affiliate team) are the marquee teams at the Broomfield Event Center. The new venue just opened its doors in November 2006 on the south side of U.S. Highway 36, between 112th and 120th Streets in Broomfield. The Broomfield Event Center is a state of the art 180,000 square foot multi-purpose event center and includes 6,000 seats, including 25 suites and 900 club seats. The Broomfield Event Center hosts more than 130 events per year, including concerts, trade shows, rodeos and sporting events. Among next season's events, the Rocky Mountain Rage and Broomfield Event Center will play host to the 2008 CHL All-Star Game, bringing in the best of the best in the league and contributing to some of the best entertainment the Denver metro area has to offer.   
Amenities inside the Broomfield Event Center:
• A sit-down restaurant
• Two themed bars
• Separate Basketball Facility
• Private fitness facility
• Player’s lounge
Broomfield Event Center Blue Prints
Broomfield Event Center Images
Directions to the Event Center
 ARISTA – Broomfield’s version of downtown: The Broomfield Event Center is a major anchor for the 215 acre multi-use development known as Arista. Other than the event center, the Arista development will include restaurants, bars, retail, office and residential space. (Currently under construction)
ROCKY MOUNTAIN RAGE TEAM HOUSING:
The Summit at FlatIrons   
Welcome to Broomfield...
 Welcome to Broomfield, Colorado! Located just a few miles up the road from Colorado’s capital, Denver, Broomfield embodies the essence of Colorado and the Colorado lifestyle. With over 60 miles of hiking and biking trails and hundreds of acres of parks and open space, as well as premier shopping, dining, and entertainment, Broomfield is a hot-spot for outdoor enthusiasts and savvy shoppers alike. With its strong sense of arts, nature, and community pride, Broomfield is the perfect place to live, work, or visit!
THINGS TO DO AND SEE
Broomfield/Westminster/Louisville/Superior/Northglenn
Attractions and entertainment:
Highland Hills Water World
Butterfly Pavilion and Insect Center
Asylum Haunted House
AMC Theatres (at FlatIron Crossing and Promenade)
Dave and Buster’s (Food, fun and games: All-ages)
Splits (Bowling) 
Shopping:
FlatIron Crossing (Indoor/Outdoor Mall)
The Westminster Promenade (Outdoor)
Recreation:
Omni Interlocken Golf Club Eagle Trace Golf Club
Coal Creek Golf Club
Lakeshore Athletic Club (Gym, Indoor Rock Climbing, Tennis Courts)
Ice Centre at the Promenade
Boulder Valley Ice at Superior (Rink)
60 miles of hiking and biking trails
Downtown Denver – 15 miles southeast
 Attractions:
Elitch Gardens (Amusement Park)
Colorado Convention Center
Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Paramount Theatre (concerts)
Denver Art Museum
Denver Museum of Natural History
The Fillmore (concerts)
Capitol Building / Civic Center Park
Dining/Nightlife
Sports:
Invesco Field at Mile High
• Denver Broncos (NFL) • Denver Outlaws (MLL)
Pepsi Center
• Colorado Avalanche (NHL) • Denver Nuggets (NBA) • Colorado Mammoth (NLL) • Colorado Crush (AFL)
Coors Field
• Colorado Rockies (MLB)
Dick's Sporting Goods Park
• Colorado Rapids (MLS)
Ritchie Center:
• University of Denver Pioneers NCAA Division I
(Hockey, Lacrosse, Basketball, Gymnastics, Swimming, Tennis, Soccer)
Shopping:
16th Street Mall
The Shops at Tabor Center
Cherry Creek Shopping Center
Cherry Creek North
Recreation
Boulder – 9 miles west (part mountainous) Attractions:
National Center for Atmospheric Research
University of Colorado (Home of the Buffaloes)
Fiske Planitarium and Science Center
Downtown Boulder/Pearl Street Mall
Boulder Reservoir
Recreation:
Mountain Hiking
Biking Trails Golden, CO – 17 miles southwest (mountainous) Attractions:
Colorado School of Mines
Coors Brewing Company and Testing Center
Colorado Railroad Museum
Lookout Mountain Nature Center Black Hawk – 44 miles southwest (mountainous) Attraction:
Black Hawk Casinos
Central City Casinos Littleton/Lone Tree – 25 miles south Attractions:
Park Meadows Mall
Centennial Airport
Main Street - Old Littleton Fort Collins – 55 miles north Attractions:
Colorado State University (Home of the Rams)
Anheuser-Busch Tour Center
Larimer County Fairgrounds & Events Complex: The Ranch Estes Park – 50 miles northwest (mountainous) Attractions:
Rocky Mountain National Park
Grand Lake
Longs Peak Town/Main Street Shopping/Dining Colorado Springs – 85 miles south (part mountainous) Attractions:
Garden of the Gods
The Broadmoor Resort
United States AirForce Academy
United States Olympic Committee Training Center
Colorado College
University of Colorado - Colorado Springs
World Arena (Home of CC Tigers Hockey)
Pikes Peak Vail/Eagle/Beaver Creek – 104 miles west (mountainous) Attractions:
Vail Resort and Town
Beaver Creek Resort and Town
Colorado Ski Museum / Ski Hall of Fame
Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater
Recreation:
Skiing/Snowboarding
Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing
Ice Fishing
Pond skating
Horseback riding
Fly fishing
Camping
Mountain Hiking
Mountain Biking
Kayaking Aspen – 165 miles southwest Attractions:
Aspen Skiing Company
Outdoor/Street Shopping
Recreation:
Skiing/Snowboarding
Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing
Ice Fishing
Pond skating
Horseback riding
Fly fishing
Camping
Mountain Hiking
Mountain Biking
Kayaking
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