Navy took home the annual Army-Navy Game on Saturday in Baltimore. Here are scores, highlights and more from the game.

Navy took the lead on a fourth-down touchdown pass from Blake Horvath to Eli Heidenreich with 6:37 to play. Horvath finished with 82 yards passing, 107 yards rushing and two total touchdowns. Army quarterback Cale Hellums finished with 82 yards passing and 100 yards and a touchdown rushing.

Blake Horvath threw the go-ahead touchdown pass on fourth-and-goal late in the fourth quarter to lift Navy over Army in Baltimore.

The Army-Navy game has been played nearly every since that first meeting between the two teams in 1890, when Navy shut out Army 24-0. The game has taken place all but 10 times since 1890; in 1894-1898, 1909, 1917-18 and 1928-29. Since 1930, the game has been played every single year.

CBS didn't show the traditional flyover before the Army-Navy Game, leaving some fans watching at home confused and upset.

Photos from the second quarter of Navy’s 17-16 win over the Army Black Knights on December 13, 2025, as seen through the lens of staff photographer Alison Althouse. Navy LS Rayne Fry (#92) and K/P Jacob Carlson (#15) catch on the sideline before the second quarter begins.

The Army Black Knights and the Navy Midshipmen will face off Saturday, Dec. 13 for the 126th Army-Navy game at M&T Stadium in Baltimore.

America’s Game returns to the field this weekend as college football’s greatest rivalry game gets underway. For the 126th time, it’s Army-Navy week. Navy comes

During the coin toss, Trump appeared to haphazardly throw the coin into the air instead of flicking it. Without actually spinning, the coin landed on the grass before the president bizarrely pointed at it. The coin ultimately landed on tails, giving the Army Black Knights the advantage.

Both teams unveiled their uniforms for the 2025 Army-Navy game, and both will pay tribute to 250 years of service in this year's game. Army was founded as the Continental Army in 1775 ahead of the Revolutionary War and will pay homage to those roots, as well as those who have died in service of their country.

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