NCAA Tennis Prize Money Class Action
Verified November 15, 2026 against ncaatennisprizemoneyclassaction.comAdministrator: RG/2 Claims Administration LLCFound via classaction.orgHow ClaimWatch verifies cases
Where this case stands
Accepting claims until February 8, 2027
The final approval hearing is set for January 8, 2027. Payments cannot go out before the court approves the settlement there.
Pending in the Middle District of North Carolina (No. 1:24-cv-00238).
- September 28, 2026Opt-out and objection deadline
Last day to exclude yourself from the settlement or object to its terms.
- January 8, 2027 · upcomingFinal approval hearing
The court hears any objections and decides whether to approve the settlement.
- February 8, 2027 · upcomingClaim deadline
Claims had to be submitted by this date.
What happened
Plaintiffs allege that certain NCAA rules restricting student-athletes from accepting prize money in non-NCAA tennis competitions violated federal antitrust laws by limiting compensation for athletic performance. The NCAA denies these allegations. The NCAA agreed to pay $2 million into a Settlement Fund for the Damages Class and to eliminate certain restrictions on pre-college enrollment student-athletes' acceptance of prize money.
Do you qualify?
You may be included if you competed in NCAA Division I tennis between March 19, 2020 and the date of judgment, or were ineligible to compete in NCAA Division I tennis due to the NCAA's Prize Money restrictions. The Damages Class includes people who voluntarily forfeited prize money earned in a tennis tournament between March 19, 2020 and November 21, 2025, and either competed in NCAA Division I tennis or submitted information to the NCAA Eligibility Center.
How to file
Damages Class Members must submit a Claim Form by February 8, 2027, unless the deadline is extended, either online through the claims portal or as directed. Each claim must include a valid NCAA ID number and adequate documentation for each tournament where prize money was forfeited. You can contact RG/2 Claims Administration LLC for free help or to obtain your NCAA ID number.
Common questions
- How much does the NCAA Tennis Prize Money Class Action pay?
- The settlement fund is $2M.Why settlement checks are smaller than the headline number →
- What is the claim deadline for the NCAA Tennis Prize Money Class Action?
- February 8, 2027. Claims are filed free at ncaatennisprizemoneyclassaction.com.How to file a claim, and how long payment takes →
- Do I need proof of purchase for the NCAA Tennis Prize Money Class Action?
- Yes. This settlement asks for documentation with the claim; ncaatennisprizemoneyclassaction.com lists what is accepted.
- What is the status of the NCAA Tennis Prize Money Class Action?
- Accepting claims until February 8, 2027. The final approval hearing is set for January 8, 2027. Payments cannot go out before the court approves the settlement there.
- How long until I get paid from the NCAA Tennis Prize Money Class Action?
- Not before the final approval hearing on January 8, 2027; payments usually follow within three to twelve months of approval.How to file a claim, and how long payment takes →
- Is the NCAA Tennis Prize Money Class Action notice real, or a scam?
- RG/2 Claims Administration LLC is the court-appointed administrator. Claims are filed only at ncaatennisprizemoneyclassaction.com. Filing is always free, and no administrator asks for payment or a full Social Security number by email or text.How to tell a real settlement notice from a scam →
- What happens if I do nothing?
- You receive no payment and, in most class actions, give up the right to sue National Collegiate Athletic Association separately over these claims. To keep that right, opt out by September 28, 2026.Opting out, objecting, or doing nothing →
Guides:How to tell if you qualifyHow to file a claim, and how long payment takesIs this settlement notice real, or a scam?
Summarised from public settlement documents; confirm terms on the official settlement website. ClaimWatch is not a law firm, and filing a claim is free.