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Amherst coach Justin Serpone on college soccer recruiting during COVID-19

Amid a wide-ranging discussion about college soccer recruiting during the COVID-19 pandemic, Amherst men’s head coach Justin Serpone turns to an interesting analogy. A passionate…

How the NESCAC recruiting dead period impacts the Class of 2021, 2022

Shockwaves were sent across the college soccer landscape last week when the Division I in-person recruiting dead period was extended through Jan. 1, 2021, a…

D3 Men: Amherst to return every senior for 2021 NESCAC season

Unique college soccer roster situations are inevitable during the 2021 season after mass cancellations and postponements this fall in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Gap…

Reaction: NCAA cancels Division 2 & 3 championships entirely this year

The President Councils for Division II and Division III cancelled all fall sports championships during the 2020-21 school year on Wednesday, marking the latest college…

A history of New England’s Division 2 & 3 national champions

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to reshape college soccer, it was announced Wednesday that fall national championships in both Division II and III won't occur…

D3 Men: 10 compelling storylines in a non-pandemic fantasy world

After the Little East suspended Fall 2020 sports earlier this week, it was made official: No Division III conference in New England will have a…

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NESCAC cancels fall season, game possibility remains for select schools

A traditional NESCAC season won’t take place in 2020, but the door remains open for individual schools assembling a hodge-podge schedule of some kind. On…

Reaction: Amherst becomes third NESCAC program to cancel 2020 season

Amherst men’s soccer, aside from forward Dane Lind and midfielder Cutler Coleman, didn’t have many serious losses from its 2019 team that lost the national…

D3 Women: Class of 2020 breakdowns at New England’s top programs

When it comes to Division III women’s soccer, few regions can stack up against what New England has to offer. The NESCAC is arguably the…

NESCAC: What to know about newcomers for the 2020 season

It's no stretch to call the NESCAC the country's premier Division III conference for men's soccer. After all, Tufts has won four of the past…

No college spring season? Take a page from the NESCAC playbook

It’s been several weeks since colleges around New England moved to remote learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with international and domestic players returning home.…

Has a door of opportunity opened in the NESCAC?

Wesleyan coach Geoff Wheeler called this a seminal moment in NESCAC soccer, while Bates coach Tyler Sheikh dubbed it a milestone moment. Bowdoin coach Scott…

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