Colin Ramos' Parents

Colin Ramos is a senior linebacker for the Navy Midshipmen and has been a standout performer throughout his college career. The graduate of Don Bosco High School, Ramos, became the co-captain for the 2024 season. Over his collegiate career, he has played in 32 games with 24 starts, recording impressive statistics, including 110 tackles in the 2023 season alone. Ramos has earned multiple awards, such as First-Team All-American Athletic Conference honors and recognition as the Navy MVP by the Annapolis Touchdown Club.

During his time at Don Bosco Preparatory High School in Ramsey, New Jersey, Ramos established himself as a standout defensive player. A 2020 graduate, he earned numerous awards, including 2019 First-Team All-State (N.J.), All-County honors, and the title of North Jersey Defensive Player of the Year. In his senior year, Ramos recorded a team-best 108 tackles, including 18 for loss, along with eight sacks and three interceptions. His efforts were instrumental in leading Don Bosco Prep to the 2019 Non-Public IV State Championship Game. Following high school, Ramos attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2020-21 academic year and is majoring in history.

Who are Colin Ramos’ parents?

Colin Ramos is the son of Marcial and Holly Ramos.

The Midshipmen Linebacker's parents have been the biggest influences on his journey as a student-athlete. Marcial is a strict but encouraging father who made sure Colin understood the value of hard work early on. "I wouldn’t call him a type-A personality," Marcial said in an interview, as per Navy Sports, "but everything Colin does has to be done the right way. That’s just who he is." Whether it was practicing extra tackling drills after youth games or focusing on schoolwork, Marcial Ramos made sure Colin always gave his best effort.

When the time came to choose a college, Marcial and Holly Ramos supported Colin in making the big decision. Colin had offers from FCS schools, but when the Naval Academy reached out, he knew it was where he belonged. "Colin fell in love with the Naval Academy when he visited. It fits him," Marcial said.

Now, Colin Ramos is working towards graduating with a degree in history in 2025 and being commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps.