Brantmeier v. NCAA Prize Money Case Scaled Back To Just Tennis ...Middle East

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By Will Baxley on SwimSwam Brantmeier v. NCAA, a case that deals with student-athletes being able to keep prize money earned from competition, has been scaled back from all individual sports to just tennis. The named plaintiff in the class action suit, Reese Brantmeier, is a tennis player for the University of North Carolina. She earned tens of thousands of dollars in prize money in several tournaments before arriving on campus. The NCAA only allows athletes to keep up to $10,000 of prize money for necessary expenses. The NCAA deemed that some of Brantmeier’s expenses, such as her mother’s lodging during the U.S. Open, not necessary and thus deemed her ineligible to play during her freshman

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