Funded Sports Startups in United States
Among the 50 most recent funded sports startups shown, the largest disclosed round is The Premier Jumping League at $50M (2026-06-29).
Among the 50 most recent funded sports startups shown, the largest disclosed round is The Premier Jumping League at $50M (2026-06-29). That single $50M disclosure dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts: the next-highest disclosed entries cluster far lower (for example TOCA Football at $100M is actually higher, so this comparison is based on the revealed maximum: TOCA Football at $100M on 2024-10-10 exceeds $50M; the $100M figure is the true largest disclosed amount). Most disclosed rounds sit between hundreds of thousands and tens of millions, with a wide long tail of smaller checks (including Rose Bowl Aquatics Center at $10K on 2026-05-28). A second pattern appears in the recent-time window: multiple rounds land in 2026 spring, and several locations repeat in New York (The Premier Jumping League in New York, plus Five Iron Golf, PINGPOD, Cadet Athletic Performance, Court 16, and The Studio Museum across different 2026–2023 dates). Stage disclosures are also uneven, with “Series Unknown” appearing in many rows and “undisclosed” amounts showing up alongside it in several cases (for example Five Iron Golf is undisclosed on 2026-03-17; True Lacrosse is undisclosed on 2025-10-06).
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Frequently asked
What’s the biggest disclosed round in this list, and how does it stand out versus other disclosed amounts?
TOCA Football has the largest disclosed round at $100M (2024-10-10). Even the next-largest disclosed amounts are much lower than that peak (examples include Unrivaled at $26M on 2025-08-18 and Aiper at $60M on 2024-07-17), while there are many smaller disclosures like Rose Bowl Aquatics Center at $10K (2026-05-28).
Are there any noticeable date clusters among the most recent rounds?
Yes: 2026 shows multiple financings packed into spring and early summer, including The Premier Jumping League ($50M on 2026-06-29), WPSL PRO ($4M on 2026-04-14), and SALT ATHLETIC ($370K on 2026-05-06). That same tight recent window is reinforced by several additional 2026 rounds in March–May (for example Nomadar $7M on 2026-03-19 and PINGPOD $1M on 2026-03-16).
Do any cities or states appear more often than others?
New York is the clearest repeating hub across multiple entries and years: Five Iron Golf (2026-03-17, undisclosed), PINGPOD (2026-03-16, $1M), Cadet Athletic Performance (2025-12-03, $310K), Court 16 (2024-10-25, $500K), and The Studio Museum (2023-06-06, $7M) all tie back to New York in the listed locations.
How does the stage mix look—do “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” amounts dominate the dataset?
Stage and disclosure quality are frequently incomplete: multiple rows are labeled “Series Unknown” (e.g., SALT ATHLETIC on 2026-05-06, Unrivaled on 2025-08-18, and Playback on 2025-03-27). Separately, “undisclosed” amounts appear as well (Five Iron Golf on 2026-03-17; True Lacrosse on 2025-10-06; United Soccer Leagues LLC on 2025-09-22), which limits comparisons based purely on disclosed check size.
Which entries look like size outliers worth prioritizing for diligence?
Two extremes stand out on disclosed amounts: the high end is TOCA Football at $100M (2024-10-10), while the low end includes Rose Bowl Aquatics Center at $10K (2026-05-28). Between them, most entries fall into mid-to-lower disclosed ranges such as $1M–$8M (e.g., PINGPOD $1M on 2026-03-16; PredictionStrike $8M on 2023-06-21), making these extremes the most unusual entries by magnitude.
What are the temporal edges of the rounds shown, and what does that imply for recency analysis?
The most recent listed round date is 2026-06-29 (The Premier Jumping League, $50M), while the oldest in the shown set is 2020-10-13 (Caliber, $2M). That creates a multi-year span where many of the highest disclosed rounds occur earlier than the latest entries (for example TOCA Football $100M in 2024 rather than 2026).
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