"Choosing PrestoSports was the best move we made in creating a professional and user-friendly website.  It makes updating and maintaining our website simple, fast and cost-effective."

Jason Sullivan, Assistant Director of Athletics, Bryant University

Veteran college sports administrator Robb Modica has provided web solutions to PrestoSports clients since 2005. Modica, an administrator for three NCAA conferences and the founder of a national web-based schedule management system, provides feature development and client support as an Operations Specialist.

Modica also is the founder of d3scoreboard.com and d2scoreboard.com, web-based schedule and standings management systems which track schedules, results and standings for NCAA conferences. His service, launched in August of 2004, currently serves 13 conferences and over 120 institutions at the NCAA Division II and III levels. It has provided conferences and schools with a valuable web solution.

Modica has an extensive background in both collegiate communications and operations as well as in web design. He has served as the communications director for three NCAA Division III conferences and designed or redesigned websites for the North Atlantic Conference (NAC), Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC), New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC), Upstate Collegiate Athletic Association (UCAA) and New England Sports Network (NESN).

Modica currently serves as the Sports Communication Coordinator for the NAC, a position which includes maintenance of the conference website, coordination of the Conference Player of the Week and post-season honors programs in addition to compilation of conference statistics and publicity for NAC championships. He will continue to serve in this role with the NAC.

A graduate of the University of Arizona, Modica also spent three years as the Assistant Director for Conference Operations with the NESCAC where he was responsible for planning, developing, and conducting public information activities, including press releases and maintenance of the conference web site. In addition, Modica assisted with conference scheduling, the coordination of conference championships and awards program, and with activities of the conference Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

Prior to his position with the NESCAC, Modica served as the interim Assistant Athletic Director at Vassar College and spent a year as an Asa S. Bushnell intern at the ECAC after earning his masters degree at Springfield College in Sports Management.