The season was scheduled to begin on August 29, 2020 and conclude on November 6, 2020, but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rhode Island won the college soccer double by winning the Atlantic 10 regular season and tournament.

VCU's Ryo Shimazaki was the first Atlantic 10 player selected in the 2020 MLS SuperDraft, drafted in the third round with the 59th pick by Columbus Crew.

[1] Andrulis was replaced by former North Carolina and Creighton coach, Elmar Bolowich, who was hired on January 13, 2020.

Jonas Fjeldberg, Dayton Alec Hughes, Massachusetts Oscar Haynes Brown, George Washington Simon Becher, Saint Louis Kingsford Adjei, Dayton Yosuke Hanya, Massachusetts Christian Buendia, Saint Louis Luke McNamara, Fordham Graham Brenner, Massachusetts Mujeeb Murana, Saint Louis Patrick Schulte, Saint Louis Lucas Hauth, Davidson Toluwalase Oladeinbo, Dayton Omari Cotterell, La Salle John Klein, Saint Louis Ben Shepherd, Massachusetts Mason Leeth, Saint Louis Celio Pompeu, VCU Elias Harryson, Dayton Kipp Keller, Saint Louis Ulrik Edvarsen, VCU Justin Grady, George Washington Trey Gardiner, Davidson Adam Luckhurst, Davidson Marc Kouadio, Dayton Maxi Hopfer, Duquesne Scott Beeks, La Salle Junior Nare, La Salle Alec Hughes, Massachusetts Kevin Castaneda, Rhode Island Christian Buendia, Saint Louis Mason Leeth, Saint Louis Jonathan Kanagwa, VCU Lucas Hauth, Davidson Jacob Bohm, Fordham Tom Cooklin, George Washington Sandro Weber, George Washington Hugo Guerra, Rhode Island Shea Currey, St. Bonaventure David Grana, Saint Joseph's Alan Kahlenbeck, Saint Joseph's Keaton Schieffer, Saint Louis Toranosuke Abe, VCU Simon Fitch, VCU To be announced.