Courage Bowl

The Courage Bowl
"Courage Bowl"
Stadium Eunice Kennedy Shriver Stadium
Location Brockport, NY
Operated 2005–present
Conference tie-ins Empire 8
Sponsors
Camp Good Days and Special Times
2016 matchup
Brockport v Fisher (September, 24th 2016)

The Courage Bowl is an annual American college football bowl game that has been played in September of each year starting in 2005.

The Courage Bowl features an annual match-up of Brockport and Fisher. The game is played in Eunice Kennedy Shriver Stadium and Growney Stadium, both located near Rochester New York. Co-founded by UofR and St. John Fisher College in 2005, the Courage Bowl benefits Camp Good Days and Special Times, an organization that provides experiences for children diagnosed with cancer and other diseases. These children participate in the game as honorary coaches and cheerleaders.

Game results

Date played Home Team Away Team Attendance Series Notes
September, 24th 2016 Brockport Golden Eagles football TBD St. John Fisher College TBD TBD notes
September, 26th 2015 St. John Fisher College 42 Brockport Golden Eagles football 41 5,387 notes
September, 20th 2014 Brockport Golden Eagles football 36 St. John Fisher College 20 9,320 notes
November, 16th 2013 St. John Fisher College 48 Alfred University 13 4,325 notes
September, 15th 2012 St. John Fisher College 20 University of Rochester 16 5,177 notes
September, 17th 2011 St. John Fisher College 52 University of Rochester 3 5,500 notes
September, 19th 2010 St. John Fisher College 49 University of Rochester 21 5,586 notes
September, 19th 2009 St. John Fisher College 35 University of Rochester 33 5,461 notes
September, 20th 2008 University of Rochester 17 St. John Fisher College 24 4,124 notes
September, 15th 2007 St. John Fisher College 37 University of Rochester 21 5,887 notes
September, 9th 2006 University of Rochester 10 St. John Fisher College 30 4,167 notes
September, 10th 2005 St. John Fisher College 58 University of Rochester 32 5,983 notes

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