As president of Rocky Mountain Construction Company in Centennial, Colorado, Greg Daviscourt oversees an award-winning construction firm that provides a range of services to commercial and industrial customers. Outside of his professional activities, Greg Daviscourt supports the Air Force Academy (AFA), which his son attended, as a member of the Air Force Academy Quarterback Club.
For nearly six decades, the Air Force Academy Quarterback Club has been leading various programs and activities to promote and support the Air Force Academy Intercollegiate Athletic Program. The membership body includes Academy graduates and their parents, active and retired military members, business leaders, and longtime fans of AFA sports.
Those looking to join this group of AFA fans and supporters can apply for membership at any time. The current annual membership fee is $55 for an individual and $65 for a couple. After paying their dues, members are invited to take part in club luncheons, which are held throughout the AFA football season. In addition to food and socializing, the luncheons feature door prizes and guest speakers, including AFA coaches and other representatives.
Another popular AFA Quarterback Club activity is tailgating before AFA football games. The club maintains a reserved parking area next to Falcon Stadium, and members can request parking passes for the area. In the past, club members have also had the opportunity to visit AFA football facilities, including the team's locker rooms.
More information about AFA Quarterback Club membership and activities is available at www.afaqbc.org.
For nearly six decades, the Air Force Academy Quarterback Club has been leading various programs and activities to promote and support the Air Force Academy Intercollegiate Athletic Program. The membership body includes Academy graduates and their parents, active and retired military members, business leaders, and longtime fans of AFA sports.
Those looking to join this group of AFA fans and supporters can apply for membership at any time. The current annual membership fee is $55 for an individual and $65 for a couple. After paying their dues, members are invited to take part in club luncheons, which are held throughout the AFA football season. In addition to food and socializing, the luncheons feature door prizes and guest speakers, including AFA coaches and other representatives.
Another popular AFA Quarterback Club activity is tailgating before AFA football games. The club maintains a reserved parking area next to Falcon Stadium, and members can request parking passes for the area. In the past, club members have also had the opportunity to visit AFA football facilities, including the team's locker rooms.
More information about AFA Quarterback Club membership and activities is available at www.afaqbc.org.
