The college soccer season is taking shape around New England. (New England Revolution)
Cancellations for the 2020 college soccer season mounted during June and July, with each day including an update or two.
The COVID-19 pandemic certainly took a toll, as teams shifted towards on-campus practices. They maintain hope around scrimmaging later this fall and formally competing in the spring, but that's no guarantee.
To keep track of the updates, this post serves as a central hub for all news and developments. Where applicable, it also contains our individual stories about school- and conference-wide decisions. The decisions are sorted by division and will be updated on a rolling basis.
Let’s get underway, and feel free to email any updates to jsigal@nesoccerjournal.com:
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