Core Insights - The Collegiate Cricket League (CCL) announced that The Collegiate Cup will take place from March 11–15, 2026, at the Broward County Cricket Stadium in Lauderhill, Florida, featuring the top 12 collegiate teams competing for the national championship [1] - Season II of the CCL has achieved significant milestones, generating over 100 million social impressions, attracting 1.1 million viewers on the NCL Cricket App, and surpassing 100,000 followers across social media platforms within a year, establishing CCL as a rapidly growing collegiate sports organization [1] Tournament Structure - Thirty-five universities are participating in four regional tournaments, with six teams already qualified for The Collegiate Cup following the Midwest and Atlantic Championships [2] - The University of Wisconsin–Madison, Ohio State University, and the University of Michigan qualified from the Midwest Regional, while the University of Pittsburgh, Rutgers University, and George Washington University qualified from the Atlantic Regional [2] Upcoming Events - The Southern Regional, previously postponed due to weather, is scheduled for February in Atlanta, Georgia, while the Western Regional will occur from January 16–18, 2026, in Los Angeles, California [3] - Results from these upcoming tournaments will finalize the remaining six teams for The Collegiate Cup, completing the 12-team lineup [3] Player Highlights - The race for National Player of the Year is developing, with Omkar Zope from Pittsburgh leading with 786 runs and a league-high 1,002 performance points [4] - Other notable players include Vansh Kumar from George Washington University and Louhith Umashankar from Michigan, both of whom are strong contenders for the award [4] - Anticipation builds for the Southern and Western Regionals, where additional top players like Mayank Gangwar and Trinabh Khera Sahni are expected to compete [4] Organizational Overview - The Collegiate Cricket League is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on promoting cricket in American colleges and universities through scholarships, varsity recognition, and infrastructure investments [5]

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