The college soccer season is taking shape around New England. (New England Revolution)
Cancellations for the 2020 college soccer season have surfaced during June and July at a steady rate, with each day including an update or two.
The COVID-19 pandemic is taking a toll, and teams are shifting heavily towards on-campus practices and hoping for scrimmages later this fall. Not quite what anyone is used to.
To keep track of the updates, this post serves as a central hub for all recent news and developments. It also contains our individual stories about schools’ decisions, where applicable. 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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