If not for the Brazos Valley Booster Club, there would be no Aggie Bombers. More than 30 years ago, a group of dedicated parents saw a need. Their children with intellectual disabilities were graduating from high school and aging out of school-sponsored Special Olympics programs. At that time, most sports programs ended at age 18, leaving these adults without a team, without training, and without the joy of competition. Those parents came together in 1989 and formed the Brazos Valley Booster Club. What began as a grassroots effort has grown into a vital, volunteer-led organization that now supports more than 100 athletes across eight sports. We provide everything our athletes need to train and compete:
structure, coaching, mentorship, equipment, uniforms, transportation, competition costs, meals, and community.

Our athletes are age 18 and older, and many have been with us for decades. Some are now in their 50s and still proudly wearing the Bomber uniform. My son Michael participates in basketball and cycling. As long as our athletes are willing and able to play, they are part of the team—because here, there’s no upper age limit and no expiration on inclusion. The need is growing in the Brazos Valley, and your continued financial support, membership, and volunteerism make it all possible. We are deeply grateful for every family, coach, and sponsor who believes in this mission. And we are especially thankful for Coach Gary Blair and Gary Blair Charities, whose generosity sustains and strengthens our program year after year.

Thank you for standing with us.
 We hope you’ll join us—and cheer on the Bombers!

With appreciation,
Coach Dave