By Anya Pelshaw on SwimSwam
The College Swimming League has secured an international broadcast deal with DAZN for its upcoming inaugural season. DAZN will be the exclusive free-to-watch home for all eight CSL matches for viewers outside of the U.S..
CSL COO Kyle Sockwell said, “Partnering with DAZN is a major commercial milestone that delivers unprecedented global reach for our premium sponsors and media partners. Launching September 24, this deal monetizes and scales college swimming across 200+ countries. By packaging powerhouse programs from the ACC, SEC, and Big Ten, including Virginia, Cal, Michigan, Auburn, Stanford, Indiana, Tennessee, NC State, Louisville, Ohio State, Georgia, and Alabama, into our fast- paced match format, we are transforming the sport into a broadly, internationally televised property. This is an incredibly exciting moment for swim fans around the world who can now follow every single race of the action live.”
The deal with DAZN now makes the CSL available world wide as streaming will be available on ESPN+ for the six regular season matches and ESPNU for the final two matches for viewers in the U.S..
It has been a busy week for CSL news. Earlier this week, the CSL announced its venues for the league’s inaugural season. The season will kick off with matches 1 and 2 in Westmont, Illinois on September 24th ant 25th. The season will conclude in Indianapolis, Indiana with the wild card match on November 5th and the championship match on November 6th. Times have not been announced for the matches yet.
The league also announced just yesterday that DJ Roueche will be with the league all eight matches. DJ Roueche serves as the DJ for numerous other sporting events and leagues including as the DJ for the LA Lakers since 2016, the music director for the United Football League (UFL) since 2026, and a music consultant for League One Volleyball since 2025.
Tickets go on sale on Monday, August 24th. General admission tickets will be available for $25/each while remaining on-deck premium seating options will be available for $100/seat. According to the CSL’s Instagram account, over 50% of premium tickets are already sold out for the regular season.
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