Military Bowl Announces Sponsorship Lineup
New and longterm partners show their commitment to supporting service members with their sponsorship of the National Capital Region’s college football bowl game
The Military Bowl Foundation today proudly announced its lineup of sponsors for the 2025 Go Bowling Military Bowl as the Pitt Panthers and East Carolina Pirates get ready for Saturday’s game at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md.
Kickoff is at 11 a.m. ET and the game will be broadcast on ESPN. Tickets are on sale now.
The National Capital Region’s bowl game continues to be supported by many longtime partners throughout the region who share the commitment to honor and support our nation’s service men and women.
“The Go Bowling Military Bowl is able to make such an incredible impact largely because of our dedicated sponsors who believe so deeply in the mission of honoring and supporting active-duty and veteran service members,” Military Bowl Foundation President & Executive Director Steve Beck said. “We thank everyone who has joined our team and look forward to continuing doing all we can to support the brave men and women who defend our freedom at home and abroad.”
Title sponsor Go Bowling returns for the third consecutive year, once again highlighting the bowling community’s support for the nation’s armed forces through several initiatives. This includes the Send-a-Vet to Patriot Point program sponsored by Go Bowling and Bowlers to Veterans Link, which brought service members to the Military Bowl Foundation’s 294-acre retreat center for recovering service members, their families and caregivers.
Founding partner Naval Academy Athletic Association has been a Military Bowl partner since 2013. The Bowl is also appreciative of Coca-Cola’s support of Bowl Season.
Four-star sponsor Hilton is the Bowl’s official hotel partner, with the teams spending Bowl Week at the Washington Hilton and Capital Hilton in Washington.
Three-star sponsors include Budweiser and Katcef Brothers, Inc.; CACI; FCN Technology Solutions, Inc.; Navy Federal Credit Union; State & Liberty Clothing Co.; and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Two-star sponsors include American Airlines, the Bowl’s official air carrier; Emergent; Fognigma, which sponsors the STEM Scholar-Athlete Program; NextGen Federal Systems; Sheehy Lexus of Annapolis; and Wegmans, which locally sponsors the Extra Yard for Teachers initiative.
One-star sponsors include Allstate; Altama Boots; DRB Group; events365, the Bowl’s official secondary ticket marketplace partner; Hunton Andrews Kurth; Legal Innovators; Liquified Agency; MetalPromo, the Bowl’s coin sponsor; Snapple; TEC Solutions, sponsor of the Bowl’s 50/50 raffle; Titania Solutions Group, sponsor of the Military Bowl mobile app; and Tito’s handmade vodka.
Media sponsors include DC News Now; Stars and Stripes; VPC Inc.; and WTOP.
The Military Bowl Foundation also is appreciative of its government partners: Anne Arundel County; Anne Arundel County Economic Development Corporation; the City of Annapolis; Events DC; Maryland Stadium Authority; the Maryland Office of Tourism; Maryland Sports Commission; and Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County.
Tickets for Troops, which provides complimentary tickets for active-duty and veteran service members is sponsored by DRB Group; Go Bowling; NextGen Federal Systems; Stars and Stripes; and State & Liberty Clothing Co.
The Military Bowl Tailgate Festival kicks off gameday from 8 to 10:30 a.m., showcasing military displays, games and music, with food, beverage and Bowl merchandise available for purchase. Admission to the Tailgate Festival is free.
Tickets for the game are now on sale starting at $38 including fees 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.