President Biden commends Army Black Knights for winning West Point 10th Commander-in-Chief trophy

President Joe Biden has commended the Army Black Knights for their outstanding achievement in winning West Point’s 10th Commander-in-Chief Trophy, while also highlighting the deeper significance of their commitment to national service beyond the football field.

In a heartfelt message, President Biden conveyed his pride in the team’s success, emphasizing that their true valor lies not just in their athletic victories but in their unwavering dedication to representing and defending the United States.

“The Army Black Knights are taking home West Point’s 10th Commander-in-Chief Trophy. They should be proud,” President Biden tweeted.

“I’m proud of them too – not for the wins, but because after every game they hang up their uniforms and put on another: one representing the United States.”

The President’s remarks underscore the profound sense of duty and sacrifice embodied by the cadets of the United States Military Academy, who exemplify the core values of service and commitment to country both on and off the field.

The Army Black Knights’ success in securing the Commander-in-Chief Trophy not only reflects their athletic prowess but also symbolizes the broader mission of West Point in preparing future leaders of the U.S. Armed Forces.