Divisions II and III Participating in Streaming Initiative for Championships

Division II and III are stepping up their game by streaming over 1,200 championship games for free in the upcoming 2025-26 academic year. This exciting initiative will make it easier than ever for fans to catch all the action.

Thanks to a collaboration with Hudl and TNT Sports, fans will have access to all rounds of team championships that aren’t already covered by ESPN or CBS agreements. You can tune in to watch the games for free on a centralized platform powered by Hudl, either on ncaa.com/champs-pass or the NCAA Championships Pass app, which you can download on your smart TV.

Mark Krug, senior director of elite fan partnerships at Hudl, expressed the company’s dedication to making sports more accessible. By livestreaming NCAA Division II and Division III championships, families, alumni, and fans can stay connected to the most crucial moments while also shining a spotlight on student-athletes.

This move comes after Division III’s successful streaming venture, which garnered over 2.3 million viewers and more than 45.8 million viewing minutes in the 2024-25 season. The partnership aims to boost the visibility of these championships and celebrate the hard work of programs across the nation.

Each Division II and III championship will be promoted through the NCAA Fan Database, which boasts over 13 million subscribers. If you want to stay updated on ticket offers, livestreaming, and more for all NCAA Championships, make sure to sign up on the NCAA Championship Preference Center.

Excited about the upcoming championships? Here’s a breakdown of the live stream schedule for both fall and winter championships, so you don’t miss a single game. Get ready to support your favorite teams and student-athletes as they compete for glory on the national stage.