BUCS is delighted to announce a new partnership with American Football supplier Football America.

BUCS is delighted to announce a new partnership with American Football supplier Football America.

The three-year agreement sees Football America become the preferred sport equipment supplier of the BUCS American Football Programme.

Discounts will be available for both students and institutions who compete in BUCS’ competitions and will help make competing in American Football at university more affordable.

Additionally, Football America will use the partnership to educate institutions and teams around how using the right equipment can help prevent concussion while playing.

Will Roberts, BUCS CEO said: “We are delighted to welcome Football America as a partner for the next three years. This partnership is designed to bring added value and opportunities for those institutions and students participating in one of our most popular and fast-growing competition programmes, American Football. 

“The growth of the game towards the LA2028 Olympic Games and the debut of Flag Football will bring further enthusiasm to the sport here in the UK and we are excited that Football America are partnering with us to support our efforts to make the most of this for universities and students."

David Hagger, Football America Managing Director said

“We are very proud to be the official preferred sport equipment supplier of the BUCS American Football programme for the next 3 years. We can’t wait to offer all students, institutions and coaches the great products and prices we supply, along with the best advice on equipment in the UK backed by our expert staff. As the official partner of Riddell in the UK we have all their backing for advice on safety and product knowledge. With the comfort of Riddell behind us the students will be able to source the best products in football.  Watch out for exclusive BUCS offers from Football America UK.  Play hard, stay safe."

BUCS’ American Football programme in 2024-2025 will see 79 teams from 77 institutions take part, with more than 4,000 students playing the sport.

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