USAA to Sponsor Army-Navy Games until 2030
USAA Extends Army-Navy Games Sponsorship
The United Services Automobile Association (USAA) has signed on for another five-year sponsorship of the Army-Navy Games, extending their support through 2030.
USAA’s current sponsorship was due to end next year, but this new agreement ensures their partnership for many more exciting games to come.
The extended sponsorship aims to enhance the game-day experience for players, fans, and participants worldwide. This includes special events, promotions, and community outreach initiatives.
Wayne Peacock, the president and CEO of USAA, highlighted the significance of the Army-Navy Game. He praised the camaraderie between players on the field, emphasizing that despite being rivals, they come together in defending the nation.
Recently, Wayne Peacock announced his upcoming retirement after a 36-year tenure with the company.
Both the United States Military Academy and the United States Naval Academy expressed their gratitude for USAA’s ongoing sponsorship. Mike Buddie, the director of athletics at West Point, commended USAA’s commitment to both institutions and the national service.
Similarly, Chet Gladchuk, the director of athletics at Annapolis, expressed immense pride in extending the partnership with USAA. He emphasized that the sponsorship goes beyond the game, recognizing and celebrating the service of military men and women.
The 2024 Army-Navy Game was held at Northwest Stadium in Landover. The upcoming game is scheduled for December 13, 2025, at M&T Stadium in Baltimore.
USAA, established by military officers, offers insurance, banking, and retirement solutions to US military members. The company actively supports military families and communities through national and local nonprofit contributions.
In a generous move, USAA donated $1 million to three nonprofits aiding communities and families affected by Hurricane Helene in September.
