Coltrain Onsite Named an Official Sponsor of 2026 StaffDNA Cure Bowl

Orlando Sports Foundation board member and former UCF football captain Kyle Coltrain brings his family's company into the fight against cancer

ORLANDO, Fla. – Coltrain Onsite Fleet Care is an official sponsor of the 2026 StaffDNA Cure Bowl. Kickoff for the 12th annual game, operated by the Orlando Sports Foundation in collaboration with ESPN Events, a division of ESPN, is set for 5 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Dec. 22 at Acrisure Bounce House. The game will air on ESPN. Coltrain Onsite mobile technicians serve fleets across 15 states, including Florida metros Orlando, Jacksonville, Tampa and Miami.

In the past 11 years, the Cure Bowl has helped raise $6.83 million for cancer research. The Orlando community has benefited from the funds generated at the game, with local researcher Dr. Annette Khaled at the UCF (University of Central Florida) College of Medicine receiving more than $3.68 million of the funds distributed.

Why Coltrain Became a Cure Bowl Sponsor

"The road is the heartbeat of American commerce. Drivers, trucks and trailers are its lifeblood. Our mobile technicians find issues on our customers' trucks and trailers early, fix them, and keep fleets compliant and moving safely. Cancer researchers defend people's health the same way, and the Cure Bowl funds that work. Every Coltrain Onsite team member is part of this sponsorship. Defend the Road. Defend the Cure," said Kyle and Kevin Coltrain, co-founders of Coltrain Onsite Fleet Care.

For the Coltrain family, the cause is personal. Kyle and Kevin's grandmother passed away from cancer. Their father, Ted Coltrain, played football at UCF and later served as president of the OSF board. Their uncle, Mike Dickinson, chairs the OSF board's Development Committee.

“365 days a year the Cure Bowl’s matchup is Orlando vs. cancer. Kyle Coltrain sits on the Orlando Sports Foundation Board of Directors, and he knows the importance of this game from on and off the field. From his experience being a captain for the UCF Knights football team in the 2016 Cure Bowl, to his company’s and family's involvement with the Cure Bowl today. We are proud to have Kyle Coltrain and Coltrain Onsite join our mission of bringing teams together to find a cure for cancer,” said Alan Gooch, CEO of the Orlando Sports Foundation and Executive Director of the StaffDNA Cure Bowl.

Coltrain Onsite team members across the country have their own reasons to support the cause. "My mom has been a breast cancer survivor since 2007, and my stepdaughter beat brain cancer when she was 10. If you ask her how she got through it, she'll tell you, 'You just gotta keep smiling.' Seeing how she takes on every day makes you appreciate what you have. I'm proud to work for a family-owned company that's in this fight. Defend the Cure," said Ben Wilson, a mobile service manager for Coltrain Onsite in Central Tennessee.

"I lost my mother to cancer in 2017. Cancer doesn't discriminate, and the impact reaches far beyond the person diagnosed. Supporting the fight against cancer is more than a corporate initiative to us. Defend the Cure," said Michael Campbell, director of business development for Coltrain Onsite in Orlando.

The StaffDNA Cure Bowl matchup will be announced Sunday, Dec. 6. General public tickets go on sale the same day, and memberships and hospitality packages are available now. To learn more or donate to cancer research, visit CureBowl.com.

About Coltrain Onsite Fleet Care

Headquartered in Indianapolis, Coltrain Onsite Fleet Care is a family-owned mobile fleet maintenance company providing preventive maintenance, inspections, and repairs for commercial trucks, trailers, and specialty equipment across 15 states. Founded on the belief that fleets deserve a maintenance partner they can trust, Coltrain Onsite combines experienced technicians, transparent documentation, and purpose-built technology to Defend the Road with safe and reliable mobile fleet maintenance. To learn more, visit ColtrainOnsite.com.

About the StaffDNA Cure Bowl

The StaffDNA Cure Bowl is more than a game. It is a platform to raise awareness for cancer research and recognize those that are fighting cancer or have survived cancer. Funds raised from the StaffDNA Cure Bowl directly benefit cancer research organizations such as the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF). Since 2015, the bowl has helped raise a collective $6.83 million to benefit cancer research. To learn more, visit CureBowl.com.

About the Orlando Sports Foundation

The Orlando Sports Foundation (OSF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit membership organization dedicated to raising funds and awareness for cancer research. The OSF holds several events throughout the year, including the Cure Bowl, which is an NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) college football bowl game played each December.

With the combined support of Central Floridians, loyal sports fans, and strategic partners, the OSF is further dedicated and committed to serving the challenges of cancer awareness and elimination, by invigorating the Central Florida athletic community thru its Cure All Stars events, supporting youth organizations with standards of benevolence, integrity, and moral excellence.

The OSF works with our stakeholders to involve the entire community to join us in our quest to bring teams together to find a cure for cancer. The OSF focuses on research because we all know we will have to continue to manage the problem until we solve it. We focus our efforts on cancer because it touches so many lives worldwide, cancer does not discriminate. Together, we can tackle this.

Media Contacts:

Dave Evans
Coltrain Onsite Fleet Care
dave.evans@coltrainonsite.com
317-966-6710

Madison Mehringer
Orlando Sports Foundation
mmehringer@theosf.com