The New College Swimming League will launch its inaugural season with a fall series of team competitions across 12 programs, streamed on ESPN platforms in the US and DAZN internationally.
According to CNA Sport, the New College Swimming League will launch its inaugural season with a fall series featuring 12 programs from the SEC, ACC and Big Ten, with matches streamed on ESPN in the US and DAZN internationally. The opening meet at FMC Natatorium in Westmont, Illinois will include Indiana, Louisville, Michigan and Ohio State, and the season concludes with a championship in Indianapolis on November 6. The league has a $100,000 prize purse and will cover nearly $1 million in travel costs, funded in part by Konstantin Grigorishin, with four schools reaching the championship sharing $25,000 each.
Key facts
- 01Twelve programs from the SEC, ACC and Big Ten will participate in the fall series.
- 02Opening match is at FMC Natatorium in Westmont, Illinois, featuring Indiana, Louisville, Michigan and Ohio State.
- 03The league will have a $100,000 prize purse and nearly $1 million in team travel costs.
- 04Four schools reaching the championship will each receive $25,000 in prize money; funding includes Konstantin Grigorishin.
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