ASAP Energy Inc. is 2025 SWOSU Athletic Underwriting Sponsor

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Weatherford, OK – The Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) Athletic Association is pleased to announce that longtime SWOSU benefactor ASAP Energy, Inc. is serving as Underwriting Sponsor of the 19th Annual SWOSU Athletic Auction.

ASAP Energy, Inc. is owned and operated by Rick and Sheila Koch. Additionally, the Kochs own subsidiaries including Ricks Boots & Outfitters, Lucille’s Roadhouse Restaurants, and Lucille’s Hotel.

Rick Koch’s entrepreneurial journey began in 1979 when he opened his first gasoline station, laying the foundation for ASAP Energy, Inc. Since then, the Koch Family and their related enterprises have been steadfast supporters of SWOSU by contributing to the growth and success of many academic and athletic programs and by volunteering in a wide variety of capacities.

Support from partners like ASAP Energy is vital to our success,” said SWOSU Athletic Director Todd Helton. “This generous Underwriting Sponsorship will help maximize the resources we are able to raise and provide to SWOSU's student-athletes."

Proceeds from the auction benefit SWOSU’s athletic scholarships and recruitment efforts. Silent auction bidding is open now at www.SWOSUAthleticAuction.com and running through August 8. The main event on August 9 at the Pioneer Event Center will kick off with a cocktail hour and silent auction at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner served at 6:30 p.m. The live auction will follow, featuring a wide variety of exclusive items and experiences.

Tickets and tables for the SWOSU Athletic Live Auction & Dinner are available at www.SWOSUAthleticAuction.com. Single tickets are $100, and reserved tables for 8 are $1,000. For more information, visit the website or contact SWOSU Advancement Coordinator for Athletics Aaron Jeffreys at Aaron.Jeffreys@swosu.edu, 580-774-3122.


 
 

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