( CNN ) -- Pennsylvania authorities issued an arrest warrant this week for a high school field hockey coach accused of covering up the alleged rape of one of her players during a weekend athletic festival over the summer . A 23-year-old man has been charged with rape in the case . Court documents say Rafael Gomez-Echavarria of Reading raped a 16-year-old girl early on the morning of August 4 at a Best Western Hotel near Harrisburg . The teen was in town attending the Keystone State Games with her family , but had been given permission to spend the night at the hotel with Alicia Colon , her field hockey coach at Kutztown Area High School , and two other girls for what was billed as a `` girls night . '' But it did n't stay that way for long , according to a probable cause affidavit . The document says Colon , 25 , went to nearby Elizabethtown to pick up three men , including Gomez-Echavarria , who spent the night in the room with Colon and the girls . The coach told police that the males had taken Ecstasy , and she admitted to smoking marijuana with them . The alleged victim told police she slept on the floor because Colon and one of the men were `` carrying on '' in the bed in which she was supposed to sleep . The girl said she woke up when one of the men , later identified by police as Gomez-Echavarria , began kissing her neck . She told police she had to tell him approximately five times to stop before he did . The girl woke up again about two hours later when Gomez-Echavarria was touching her `` private areas '' and later forced her to have intercourse , according to court documents . She told police she did n't scream because she was afraid he would hurt her . When the alleged sexual assault was over , Gomez-Echavarria instructed the girl not to say anything , telling her it was `` our little secret , '' before he went to sleep . It was then that the girl texted her coach , who was on a bed next to her . Colon did n't read the text message until later in the morning , the affidavit said . This is when the alleged cover-up began , according to court documents . Afraid of losing her job , Colon told the girl to `` forget about the rape and it will go away , '' the police report said . The men had left the room at that point . It 's unclear how long the girl kept her secret , but her mother contacted the Lower Swatara Township Police Department on October 27 to report a rape . Police interviewed Colon on November 7 , according to court documents . She initially told police there was no attempt to cover anything up , but when told that authorities had her text messages , `` her story changed . '' `` Alicia tried to cover up the rape in fear of losing her job , '' Detective Ryan Gartland wrote in the affidavit . `` We confirmed this through text and Facebook messages . '' Both Colon and Gomez-Echavarria were charged November 27 in district court -- each with multiple felonies and misdemeanors . Colon 's charges included hindering an investigation , destroying evidence , endangering children and the corruption of minors . Among Gomez-Echavarria 's charges are forcible rape , sexual assault , indecent assault and unlawful contact with a minor . Officer Joseph Smith with the Lower Swatara Township Police Department told CNN Tuesday night that neither suspect had been arrested yet . CNN 's attempts to contact Colon and Gomez-Echavarria were unsuccessful . Kutztown School Superintendent Kathy Metrick said Colon has been an assistant field hockey coach for two years . She is employed by the district only during the season , which this year began August 12 and ended October 14 . Two ex-players on California high school football team accused of sex crimes . Quarterback and accuser had consensual sex , lawyer says . California man surrenders in Vanderbilt football rape case .
Coach Carlos Colon is charged with multiple crimes , including conducting an investigation . Rafael Gomez - Echavarria is charged with rape . The alleged rape took place in August , but was n't reported until late September . No arrests have been made , police say .