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PPrinceton University

Princeton Boys Soccer College Prep Camp 1

Princeton University

Jun 13-14, 2026Princeton, NJMen's
$330
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CColumbia University

Columbia Men's Soccer Summer ID Camp (June)

Columbia University

Jun 20-21, 2026New York, NYMen's
$400
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DDuke University

Duke Men's Soccer Summer ID Clinic I

Duke University

Jun 26-27, 2026Durham, NCMen's
$595
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FFordham University

College Prep Speed & Conditioning Program - Diamond Package

Fordham University

Jun 1, 2026 - Jul 31, 2026Bronx, NYCoed
$1050
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MUniversity of Miami

University of Miami ID Camp

University of Miami

Jun 1, 2026 - Aug 31, 2026Miami, FLWomen's
$250
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SSSouth Shore Select

High School Summer Prep Clinic | North

South Shore Select

Jun 1, 2026 - Aug 31, 2026Hingham, MACoed
TBD
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Girls Soccer Camp

South Shore Select

Jun 1, 2026 - Aug 31, 2026Danvers, MAWomen's
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ECNL RL High School Boys & College Prep Summer Program

South Shore Select

Jun 1, 2026 - Aug 31, 2026Beverly, MAMen's
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What are college soccer ID camps?

A college soccer ID camp is a multi-day or single-day event hosted by a college coaching staff — or a third-party showcase organizer — where high school players train and compete directly in front of college coaches. The camp doubles as a recruiting evaluation: coaches use it to assess technical ability, athleticism, soccer IQ, and how players handle pressure under college-style training.

Most ID camps are paid, run on a college campus, and cap attendance so coaches can actually watch every player. There are four common formats:

  • Individual college ID camps — hosted by a single school, best when the athlete has a clear target program.
  • Multi-school showcase camps — third-party events (EXACT, Future 500, Lonestar) with many college coaches scouting; good for broad exposure.
  • Elite or prospect camps — usually invitation-only, smaller fields, higher-level competition.
  • US Soccer Talent ID Centers — free single-day events for top youth players under US Soccer's ID Manager program.

Different formats fit different recruiting goals. A rising junior with one dream school should prioritize that program's individual camp. A rising senior still looking for offers may get more value from a multi-school showcase. The right camp at the right time matters far more than the number of camps attended.

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Frequently asked questions

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What is a college soccer ID camp?
A college soccer ID camp is a multi-day or single-day event hosted by a college coaching staff (or a third-party showcase organizer) where high school players train and compete in front of college coaches. The camp doubles as a recruiting evaluation — coaches use it to assess technical ability, athleticism, soccer IQ, and how players handle pressure. Most ID camps are paid, run on a college campus, and cap attendance so coaches can actually watch every player.
How much do soccer ID camps cost?
Most college soccer ID camps cost between $150 and $600. Single-day camps at D2, D3, and NAIA programs typically run $100–$250. Multi-day overnight camps at D1 programs cost $400–$800 once meals and housing are included. Showcase camps run by third parties (EXACT, Future 500) often fall in the $300–$500 range. Travel, lodging, and meals can double the real cost — budget for those separately.
Are soccer ID camps worth the money?
ID camps are worth it when three conditions are true: the head coach is actually running the camp (not just assistants), your athlete is in the prime recruiting window (rising junior or senior for D1, slightly later for D2/D3), and there is genuine prior interest or fit. Camps are not worth it when the field is 200+ players with no real coach interaction, when the school is not a realistic academic or athletic fit, or when you are paying for exposure to coaches who already passed on the athlete. Read real reviews from other families before registering.
What are the different types of soccer ID camps?
Four main types: (1) Individual college ID camps — hosted by a single school, best when the athlete has a specific target. (2) Multi-school showcase camps — third-party events with many colleges scouting; good for broad exposure. (3) Elite or prospect camps — usually invitation-only, smaller fields, higher-level competition. (4) US Soccer Talent ID Centers — free single-day events for top youth players under US Soccer's ID Manager program. Different types fit different recruiting goals.
When should my athlete start attending soccer ID camps?
For D1 recruiting, rising sophomores can attend exploratory camps to get on coach radars, but the highest-value window is rising junior through rising senior summer. For D2, D3, and NAIA, the window extends later — even rising seniors can earn offers from well-targeted camps. Attending too early often means burning money on coaches who can't yet evaluate seriously; attending too late means the recruiting class is already filled. Build a 2–3 year plan, not a one-summer plan.
How is an ID camp different from a showcase tournament?
An ID camp is a coach-run training and evaluation event where players are coached and watched directly by college staff. A showcase tournament is a club-team competition where college coaches attend to watch teams play. ID camps test how a player learns and competes in a college-style training environment; showcases test how a player performs in a real match. Most families use both — showcases to demonstrate current level, ID camps to build relationships and get evaluated up close.
Do D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO schools run ID camps?
Yes, and they are often better recruiting value than D1 camps. D1 camps are high-volume and competitive; D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO camps tend to be smaller, with more direct coach contact and faster recruiting timelines. D3 schools cannot offer athletic scholarships but often have generous academic aid; NAIA and JUCO programs can offer athletic scholarships with less recruiting bureaucracy. Don't skip non-D1 camps if the academic and athletic fit is right.

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