NCAA Tennis Prize Money Settlement: $2M for Athletes Who Forfeited Winnings — Claims Open July 13
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The NCAA Tennis Prize Money Settlement: $2M for Athletes Who Forfeited Winnings — Claims Open July 13 class action settlement may pay up to Varies. The deadline to submit your claim form is Oct 10, 2026. Proof of purchase may be required for higher tiers.
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- Deadline
- Oct 10, 2026
- Maximum payout
- $2M
- Proof required
- Yes (for higher tiers)
- Source
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- Official claim form
- Settlement administrator site
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Tennis players who gave up tournament winnings to stay NCAA-eligible — including juniors who forfeited prize money before ever enrolling — can file claims against a $2 million fund starting July 13.
Tennis players who gave up tournament winnings to stay NCAA-eligible — including juniors who forfeited prize money before ever enrolling — can file claims against a $2 million fund starting July 13.
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About this settlement
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- Tennis players who gave up tournament winnings to stay NCAA-eligible — including juniors who forfeited prize money before ever enrolling — can file claims against a $2 million fund starting July 13. Eligibility is confirmed by the court-appointed claim administrator on review of your submission.
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