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Ed Pillings Foundation Information
If you were part of the Army Team between 1957 and 1981 you will know that Ed Pillings was our head athletic trainer. The family has started an education endowment in Ed's name for students pursuing an Athletic Training degree. Ed, a WWII veteran and LTC in the Reserves, was very dedicated to his cadets and the National Athletic Training Association (NATA) over those 24 years. If you would like to support this effort, click below for information and the giving form. |
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Welcome to the website for the Army Football Club. If you are a former Army football player, manager or coach and would like to become a member of the AFC, please select the "Join Now" button on the right and simply follow the instructions.
If you are not a member, but a visitor who would like to learn more about West Point and Army Football, please feel free to browse our site. Read about the first Army Football Game, how we got our mascot, and how the AFC began. You may find our Web Links of interest, containing links to the USMA home page, the USMA Sports page and Virtual West Point. The Michie Stadium link allows you to view not only the stadium, but it's new buildings (Hoffman Press Box, Kimsey Athletic Center, and Randall Hall, Foley Athletic Center), as well as a number of photos of these impressive new buildings.
We hope you will want to see more of Army Football and that you will check out our schedule, come see a game, and support the Army Football Team and Coach Ellerson.
This site is of particular importance to those who are part of Army Football history and those who are making history today. If you would like to become more involved in the AFC, have questions about the site or our members, please send e-mail to our Webmaster. |
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