The Athletes Unlimited Softball League features six franchises across major U.S. markets, combining legacy brands with new expansion clubs. The inaugural AUSL season kicks off June 9, 2026, with 50 games broadcast on ESPN and marquee matchups on ABC. Commissioner Kim Ng leads the league into its first full season with a college draft on May 4, 2026 on ESPN2.
Visit each team page for roster updates, draft picks, coaching staff, and the latest news as the 2026 AUSL season approaches.
Frequently Asked Questions About AUSL Teams
How many teams are in the AUSL?
The AUSL has six franchises for the 2026 season: the Chicago Bandits, Carolina Blaze, Portland Cascade, OKC Spark, Texas Volts, and Utah Talons. The league expanded from four teams in its inaugural 2025 season to six in 2026.
Where are AUSL teams located?
AUSL teams are based in six cities across the United States: Chicago (Rosemont, IL), Durham, NC, Portland (Hillsboro, OR), Oklahoma City (Edmond, OK), Round Rock, TX, and Salt Lake City, UT. Each team plays at a dedicated home venue ranging from college stadiums to minor league ballparks.
Which AUSL venue is the largest?
The largest AUSL venue is Dell Diamond in Round Rock, Texas, home of the Texas Volts, with a capacity of 11,631 seats. The smallest is Tom Heath Field at Oklahoma Christian University, home of the OKC Spark, with 311 seats. Visit each team page for full venue details including parking and accessibility.
Who are the 2025 AUSL Champions?
The Utah Talons are the reigning 2025 AUSL Champions. They play their home games at Dumke Family Softball Stadium at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.
How do I buy tickets to an AUSL game?
Tickets are available through each team’s ticketing channels on theausl.com. Pricing and availability vary by venue. Several stadiums offer free parking, including the Chicago Bandits’ Parkway Bank Sports Complex and the Utah Talons’ Dumke Family Softball Stadium.