2026 ID Clinic at St. Joe's

Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia is hosting a one-day women's soccer ID clinic on August 1, 2026. The camp is open to grades 9–12 and costs $212. The single-day format includes 11v11 matches, a campus tour, a Q&A session with current players, and dedicated goalkeeper training. Registration runs from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on site.

This camp fits families with daughters exploring D1 women's soccer as a potential path and interested in seeing a mid-tier Atlantic 10 program up close. Saint Joseph's competes at the national level but is not a perennial tournament contender; it's a solid academic and athletic fit for recruits with realistic D1 ambitions who are also weighing academic quality. The broad grade span (9–12) means the clinic welcomes early explorers as well as juniors and seniors closer to serious recruitment conversations. Families considering both athletic and academic fit at a private institution will find the environment relevant.

One important caveat: the head coach does not attend this clinic. That means the evaluation, if any, will come from assistant staff rather than the decision-maker. For a one-day event without head-coach presence, the real value lies in seeing the facilities, meeting current players informally, and getting a direct sense of the program's culture—not in high-stakes recruiting evaluation. The 11v11 format gives you real game tape potential, and the goalkeeper-specific training is a substantive add if your daughter plays that position. At $212 for a full day with games and a tour, the cost is reasonable for a D1 campus visit bundled with soccer activity.

This clinic makes sense for families seriously interested in Saint Joseph's specifically, or for grades 9–10 students building a mental file of mid-tier D1 options. Families pursuing offers from top-20 programs or those with daughters past the junior year might find more direct recruiting opportunity elsewhere. No registration deadline is posted, so check the school's website or contact the program soon to confirm the camp is still open.