President Biden Awards Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy to Army Black Knights

The U.S. Military Academy was recognized for its football achievements against other service academies during a ceremony in the White House.

The Army Black Knights secured the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy by defeating the U.S. Naval and Air Force Academies.
President Biden hosted the award ceremony in the White House’s East Room, celebrating with 48 cadets.
This year marks the Army’s 10th win of the trophy, trailing behind the Air Force’s 21 wins and the Navy’s 16.
The competition among the service academies for this trophy commenced in 1972.
The trophy, a significant 170-pound award topped with three silver footballs, symbolizes inter-academy football excellence.