In a typical year, the arrival of August would coincide with a new season of college soccer.

But the spread of COVID-19 and a lack of coordinated national response has left fall sports in an extremely tenuous position. The majority of Division I leagues have now announced the postponement of the 2020 fall season; there will be no NCAA championships for fall sports.

While there is a long list of news that has been released over the past month regarding all levels of college soccer, check out the status of each Division I conference below.

Please send any updates or omissions to editor@topdrawersoccer.com.

ASUN: The league announced on August 14 that fall sports would be postponed.

American Athletic: Soccer has been postponed until the spring.

America East: On July 16, the conference announced that fall sports would be postponed.

Atlantic 10: Fall sports have been postponed, with an aim to compete in the spring. A mid-September “look-in” window is going to be considered among conference teams should it prove to be safe.

ACC: The league announced that it would try and play six-game conference seasons starting on September 10.

Big East: On August 12, the league announced that it would postpone fall sports.

Big Sky: Fall sports have been postponed, with competition targeted for spring 2021.

Big South: The league announced on August 12 that it would postpone fall sports, with an aim at playing in the spring.

Big Ten: On August 11, the conference announced that fall sports will be postponed indefinitely.

Big West: The conference announced on July 28 that fall sports will be postponed, with an attempt to play in spring.

Big 12: A fall season is scheduled to begin the weekend of September 11.

CAA: All programs have now individually suspended fall sports.

Conference USA: The conference announced on August 21 that soccer would be moved to the spring.

Horizon League: Fall sports have been postponed.

Ivy League: The conference became the first to officially postpone the fall season back on July 8, with no athletic competition taking place in 2020.

MAAC: The conference announced on July 27 that it will cancel fall sports. A decision will be made whether or not to compete in the spring at a later date.

MAC: Fall sports have been canceled as of August 8.

MVC: On August 14, the league announced that fall sports are postponed, with a view towards playing in 2021.

Mountain West: The conference announced on August 10 that it would postpone fall sports.

Northeast: Back on July 9, the NEC set September 10 as a potential starting date for fall sports in both conference and non-conference games. Fall sports were postponed on July 29.

OVC: Fall sports have been postponed as of August 14.

Pac-12: On August 11, the conference announced that it would postpone fall sports.

Patriot League: The conference became the second league to postpone/cancel fall sports in 2020, with an eye towards playing in the spring.

SEC: A conference-only schedule is still planned, beginning on September 18.

Southern: The conference has postponed the fall 2020 season.

Southland: Fall sports have been postponed, with competition targeted for spring 2021.

SWAC: Fall sports have been moved to spring.

Summit League: Fall sports have been postponed, with the hope of playing in the spring.

Sun Belt: September 3 is the target date to begin fall competition.

WCC: Fall sports have been postponed.

WAC: Fall sports have been postponed, with the hope of playing in the spring.

Last updated on August 28.