Funds backing sports technology, fan platforms and athletic performance companies, ranked by real portfolio depth.
Ranked by the number of sports companies in each portfolio. Funds are included on the strength of deals they have actually done, not on how they describe themselves.
Y Combinator
acceleratorSeven Seven Six
VCCourtside Ventures
VCSevenSevenSix by Alexis Ohanian
VCComcast Ventures
corporate_vcSilver Lake
VCChernin Group
family_officeTCG Capital Management
VCAndreessen Horowitz Scout Fund
VCM Capital
VCBpifrance
VCCauseway Media Partners
VCGroove Capital
VCUK Govt. Future Fund
VCMK Venture Capital
VCRaine
VCBullpen Capital
VCWise3 Ventures
VCKB Partners
VCMatch Ventures
VCAcies Investment
VCGV Management Company, LLC
VCKima Ventures
VCEQT Ventures
VCPartech Partners
VCBattery Ventures
VCAstir Ventures
VCBGF Ventures
VCSamaipata
VCRaine Ventures
VCRiver Park Ventures
VCVerdane Capital
VCActive Partners
VCCourtin Investment
VCLimburg Technology Investment Fund
VCEoniq.fund
VCTeamworthy
VCDarco Capital
VCVerance Capital
VCMicroVentures
VCTCA Venture Group
VCLitquidity Capital
VCSequoia Capital
VCBessemer Venture Partners
VCAndreessen Horowitz
VCSFC Capital
VCLife Science Partners (LSP)
VCBVP Forge
VCBusiness angels from the SICTIC network
VCSting
VCPantera Capital
VCBertelsmann Digital Media Investments
corporate_vc12/12 Ventures
VCAfore
VCAudacia
VCBitkraft
VCRiverPark Ventures
VCCVC Capital Partners
VCVenrex Capital
VCVista Equity Partners
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Every investor here has at least 2 portfolio companies tagged sports. Membership is derived from the portfolio itself, so a fund appears because of the companies it backed rather than because its website lists sports as a focus area.
Ranking is by number of sports companies, then by total investment count. Counts move as new rounds are recorded, and a fund can appear in several sectors at once — most generalists do.