The Ivy League and its eight member schools scored a victory in court on Thursday when a federal judge in Connecticut dismissed a lawsuit accusing their agreement to not provide athletic scholarships and not pay Ivy League athletes compensation of amounting to an antitrust violation.

The eight U.S. universities known as the Ivy League on Thursday won dismissal of a prospective class action by current and former student athletes challenging the schools’ bans on sport scholarships and other compensation for their athletes.

A judge in the United States District Court of Connecticut has dismissed a claim challenging the conferences longstanding ban on athletic scholarships

The eight Ivy League universities escaped claims that their ban on athletic scholarships violates antitrust law, as a federal judge granted the schools’ motion to dismiss the case.