Where to watch Athletes Unlimited Softball League college draft: Time, TV channel, live stream for 2025 AUSL selections

The world of professional softball is expanding — the Athletes Unlimited Softball League (AUSL) is bringing top talents together on the field starting this June. 

The AUSL is gearing up for its inaugural season, which will feature four teams and a 24-game season across 10 cities in the U.S. The Bandits, Talons, Blaze and Volts will begin play on June 7, but first they need to assemble their rosters.

Twelve of the best athletes on the collegiate scene have already been chosen to participate in the draft process, each receiving a "golden ticket" from the league over the past few weeks. Now it's time to find out which teams they'll join for 2025.

Here's everything you need to know about the Athletes Unlimited Softball League, including TV channel and streaming options for the college draft.

Where to watch Athletes Unlimited Softball League college draft

• TV channel: ESPNU
• Live stream: Fubo

The Athletes Unlimited Softball League college draft will be broadcast nationally on ESPNU. Cord-cutters can also tune into the action on Fubo.

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Athletes Unlimited Softball League College Draft Show start time

• Date: Saturday, May 3
• Time: 9 p.m. ET

The league's inaugural college draft will get started on Saturday, May 3 at 9 p.m. ET. 

Savanna Collins will host the show along with analysis from Amanda Scarborough and Haylie McCleney. 

AUSL Golden Tickets 2025

Over the course of multiple weeks, a dozen of the best collegiate players in the country have been chosen to join the inaugural season of the AUSL. Each athlete has subsequently been presented with a 'Golden Ticket' as a token for being drafted.

In no particular order, below is a list of the players who've received a Golden Ticket and will be drafted during the show's three rounds. 

• Emma Lemley - Virginia Tech
• Ana Gold - Duke
• Bri Ellis - Arkansas
• Korbe Otis - Florida
• Emiley Kennedy - Texas A&M
• Devyn Netz - Arizona
• Sam Landry - Oklahoma
• Danieca Coffey - LSU
• Cori McMillan - Virginia Tech
• Sierra Sacco - Mississippi State
• Raelin Chaffin - Mississippi State
• Michaela Edenfield - Florida State