Tickets for the Go Bowling Military Bowl 50/50 raffle are now on sale. The raffle is sponsored by TEC Solutions, which kickstarted the raffle with a $2,500 donation.

Raffle tickets will be available on gameday at the stadium, but fans don’t have to wait for their chance to win big. Raffle tickets also are available for purchase online now through this year’s Bowl game on Saturday, Dec. 27 as Pitt plays East Carolina at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md. Kickoff is at 11 a.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on ESPN and game tickets are also on sale now.

 

“TEC Solutions is a proud sponsor of the Military Bowl and a huge supporter of the United States Armed Forces,” TEC Solutions President Matthew Tallent said. “Our company focus is to provide the Department of Defense and intelligence communities with expert-level technical and programmatic support with a focus on elite performance, professionalism and dedication to service. Over 40% of TEC Solutions employees served in the U.S. military and our core values mirror those of the different branches by design. It is an honor to be associated with the Go Bowling Military Bowl.”

The person holding the winning raffle ticket, which will be picked during the fourth quarter of the 2025 Go Bowling Military Bowl, will receive half of the prize pool. The other half will be donated to Patriot Point, the Military Bowl Foundation’s 294-acre retreat center for recovering service members, their families and caregivers.

Raffle tickets cost $10 for 10 tickets, $25 for 30 tickets, $50 for 75 tickets and $100 for 200 tickets.

Tickets for the game are now on sale starting at $45 and can be purchased online at militarybowl.org. A variety of ticket packages are on sale, including Family Four Packs and the Bowlside Bundle, which includes six tickets with all-inclusive food and drinks. Information on suites and hospitality packages is also available All ticketing for this year’s Bowl will be mobile.

Proceeds from the Bowl benefit Patriot Point, the Military Bowl Foundation’s 294-acre retreat for wounded, ill and injured service members, their families and caregivers.