2026 Women's ID Camp

UC Irvine is hosting a women's Division 1 ID camp on June 7, 2026, in Irvine, California. This is a single-day event designed to evaluate recruits in a competitive college soccer setting. As a Big West Conference program, UC Irvine competes at the NCAA Division 1 level and uses ID camps to identify talent across multiple class years.

This camp is aimed at high school women's soccer players seriously considering D1 recruitment. UC Irvine is a public research university competing in a mid-tier Power 5 conference, which means the program attracts solid regional and national recruits but operates outside the elite tier of D1 women's soccer. If you're a rising junior or senior with realistic Division 1 aspirations and interest in a Big West school, this event is worth your evaluation. Players exploring mid-tier D1 programs and the UC system should consider attending.

One important note: the head coach does not attend this camp. That means while UC Irvine staff will be on site to observe, the evaluation process will be led by assistant coaches rather than the head coach directly. For a single-day ID camp, this is fairly standard, but it's worth knowing that your interaction with top program leadership will be limited. Bring video of your recent play and be prepared for a skills-focused evaluation in a group setting. No cost information is listed, so confirm pricing and any overnight options directly with the program before registering.

This camp fits recruits who have legitimate D1 interest and are specifically exploring UC Irvine and the Big West Conference. If you're chasing elite D1 programs or are earlier in the recruiting cycle (rising 8th or 9th grade), look for camps with head coach involvement and stronger program visibility. No registration deadline is posted, so reach out to UC Irvine's coaching staff soon to confirm availability and next steps.