NCAA Tennis Prize Money put $2M on the table. Your share expires Feb 8, 2027.
Persons who, between Mar 19, 2020 and Nov 21, 2025, voluntarily forfeited tennis-tournament prize money… Claim by Feb 8, 2027.
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Post on Bluesky01What happened
This settlement resolves claims involving NCAA Tennis Prize Money (brantmeier v. ncaa). Persons who, between Mar 19, 2020 and Nov 21, 2025, voluntarily forfeited tennis-tournament prize money AND (i) competed in NCAA Division I tennis or (ii) submitted info to the NCAA Eligibility Center (injunctive-relief class gets no payment); prelim approval Jun 29, 2026; claims opened Jul 13, 2026. Those who qualify can file a claim for a share of the $2M fund.
Total settlement fund: $2M — the amount the court set aside, not a per-person figure.
02Who's eligible
Persons who, between Mar 19, 2020 and Nov 21, 2025, voluntarily forfeited tennis-tournament prize money AND (i) competed in NCAA Division I tennis or (ii) submitted info to the NCAA Eligibility Center (injunctive-relief class gets no payment); prelim approval Jun 29, 2026; claims opened Jul 13, 2026
03What you get
The total settlement fund is $2M. Individual payments depend on how many valid claims are filed — per-person amounts are estimates from published caps, never promises.
CA enhanced: RG/2 Claims Administration; valid NCAA ID + tournament documentation; opt-out/objection deadline Sep 28, 2026 passed; fairness hearing Jan 8, 2027.
04What proof you need
DocumentsSupporting documents showing your purchase, account, or loss — receipts, statements, or records.
05How to file
- Gather what the form asks for: Supporting documents showing your purchase, account, or loss — receipts, statements, or records.
- Open the official claim form on the administrator’s site using the link below.
- Fill in your information and eligibility details truthfully.
- Submit before Feb 8, 2027 and save your confirmation number.
You always file on the official settlement administrator's site — this page never files for you.
Problems filing?
Missing PIN, moved recently, or not sure you qualify — the settlement administrator can help.
Moved recently? The administrator can look you up by name and old address and reissue a PIN — file with your current address and attach receipts from the class period. No PIN? If you never got the mailed notice, the administrator can verify you manually. Tip: the official site's FAQ usually covers moved addresses, lost notices, and missing PINs — check there first.
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06Before you file
- Only file where you genuinely qualify. Every claim is signed under penalty of perjury.
- "No proof needed" still means a sworn statement. Nothing to upload, but the statement itself is the legal attestation.
- Amounts are total settlement funds — what a court set aside — never per-person payout promises. Individual payments are usually pro-rated and smaller.
- When will I get paid? Each settlement pays on its own schedule after the filing window closes and claims are reviewed. Check the official settlement site for timing.
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