TopDrawerSoccer.com has announced the launch of the Official NSCAA College Soccer Scoreboard.

This partnership between two of the most influential forces in American coaching and college soccer marks a special day. As the new Official NSCAA College Scoreboard, TopDrawerSoccer.com will provide a comprehensive scoreboard for both men’s and women’s teams that will serve college coaches, programs and fans alike.

Launching in August at the start of the upcoming 2011 college season, visitors of TopDrawerSoccer.com will be able to access exclusive and reliable match information on every page of its website. This unprecedented access will include men’s and women’s programs of every level, including: Division I, II, III, along with NAIA and NJCAA. The extensive coverage will provide box scores, match statistics, video highlights and game recaps of all the action around the country.  In addition, TopDrawerSoccer.com will also be launching its mobile website and application that will allow college scores, statistics, and schedules to be accessed from any mobile device.

“We are committed to providing the highest level of support and service to the college soccer community,” said TopDrawerSoccer.com Chairman and CEO Joseph Konowiecki. “By deepening our relationship with the NSCAA and soccer programs across the country we will be able to showcase college soccer in a fashion that has never been done before. We are anxiously awaiting the upcoming men’s and women’s seasons.”

NSCAA CEO and Executive Director Joe Cummings echoed the excitement surrounding the new partnership.

"The NSCAA is proud to expand our relationship with TopDrawerSoccer.com by working with them to provide intercollegiate soccer fans the most up-to-date online schedules and scores through the NSCAA College Scoreboard at www.TopDrawerSoccer.com," Cummings said. "The new site, operated in partnership with TopDrawerSoccer.com, offers tremendous services and capabilities, reflecting the commitment of both organizations to serving the collegiate soccer community."