Valero Re-Ups as Title Sponsor of the Alamo Bowl

The Alamo Bowl will continue to be the Valero Alamo Bowl through 2025, News Radio 1200 WOAI reports.

Valero today re-upped its title sponsorship with the annual bowl game which it has held since 2007.

“Valero is proud to extend its title sponsorship of the Valero Alamo Bowl, an event we have helped grow to its current position as the #1 game outside of College Football Playoffs,” said Valero Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Mike Ciskowski. “Valero and the Valero Alamo Bowl share a passion of supporting higher education and delivering a positive impact to San Antonio. This extension will continue to deliver these to our community for many years to come.”

Valero has been a sponsor of the Alamo Bowl since the first one was played back in 1993.  Valero is a major title sponsor of top level San Antonio events.  Valero is also the title sponsor of the Valero Texas Open.

“Valero has been a terrific partner since our inception and has fueled our growth as title sponsor the last 11 years,” said Derrick Fox, President/CEO of the Valero Alamo Bowl.  “With the support of an admired industry and community leader in Valero joining ESPN and our two partner conferences in the Big 12 and Pac-12 committing through 2025, we are in an enviable position as we strive to make the next 25 Valero Alamo Bowls even more memorable than our first 25.”

The Valero Alamo Bowl has featured several top rated games, and consistently is among the top television ratings of all of the bowl games.

“Valero has been a terrific partner since our inception and has fueled our growth as title sponsor the last 11 years,” said Derrick Fox, President/CEO of the Valero Alamo Bowl.  “With the support of an admired industry and community leader in Valero joining ESPN and our two partner conferences in the Big 12 and Pac-12 committing through 2025, we are in an enviable position as we strive to make the next 25 Valero Alamo Bowls even more memorable than our first 25.”

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