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BYU Athletics Announces Olympic Sports Jersey Patch with BYU Continuing Education

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BYU Athletics Announces Olympic Sports Jersey Patch with BYU Continuing Education
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BYU Athletics has entered into a multi-year agreement with BYU Continuing Education to serve as the official jersey patch sponsor for Olympic sports programs. The partnership will feature the BYU Continuing Education logo on competition uniforms starting in the 2026-27 season.

Key takeaways

  • BYU Continuing Education is now the official jersey patch sponsor for BYU Olympic sports.
  • The logo will debut on uniforms for six sports including baseball, soccer, and volleyball for the 2026-27 season.
  • A second phase of the rollout will include golf, gymnastics, swimming and diving, and tennis.
  • The partnership includes branding through broadcast media and in-venue fan engagement initiatives.

BYU Athletics announced a multi-year agreement with BYU Continuing Education on July 27, 2026, establishing the organization as the official jersey patch sponsor for BYU Athletics' Olympic sports programs.

The agreement includes an initial rollout of the BYU Continuing Education logo on competition uniforms for six sports beginning in the 2026-27 athletic season: baseball, cross country, soccer, softball, track and field, and volleyball. A second phase of the partnership will expand to include golf, gymnastics, swimming and diving, and tennis.

Dr. Richard Houseman, dean of BYU Continuing Education, expressed excitement about the sponsorship, noting that it allows the organization to support student-athletes who compete at high levels both academically and in their sports.

Brian Santiago, BYU director of athletics, stated that the department is grateful for the support for Olympic sport programs and looks forward to a promising future for these nationally relevant teams.

BYU Continuing Education has operated since 1921 and provides over 650 online classes, 1,500 in-person classes, and more than 150 annual events. Its programs are designed for adults, teens, and youth to support professional development, academic achievement, and personal enrichment.

Beyond the jersey patch, BYU Continuing Education will be featured through fan engagement initiatives, broadcast media, in-venue branding, and other experiences intended to connect fans with educational opportunities.

BYU Athletics competes in the Big 12 Conference with national television exposure through partners such as ESPN, FOX, and TNT. During the 2025 season, BYU ranked No. 16 nationally and No. 2 in the West with 37.7 million viewers tuning in for live game broadcasts.

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