2026 Women's Soccer ID Camp: Class of 2027

UC Irvine is hosting a women's D1 ID camp on July 19, 2026, in Irvine, California. This is a single-day, non-residential event designed for college recruiting evaluation. The camp targets female soccer players interested in D1 recruitment.

This camp is built for rising seniors (Class of 2027) exploring D1 programs in the Big West Conference. UC Irvine competes at the NCAA Division I level, which means the camp will draw recruits with serious college ambitions. If you're a family at the competitive club or varsity level looking at mid-to-large public D1 programs in the West, this event puts your player in front of a conference opponent's staff. The single-day format and day-camp structure mean less informal coach contact than an overnight event, so evaluation will be more structured and formal.

Families should note that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means assistant coaches will likely be doing the primary evaluation. Single-day ID camps typically run 4-6 hours and focus on technical skills, tactical understanding, and athleticism in a competitive environment. Come prepared with current highlight film and be ready to train at game intensity. No registration deadline is listed, so reach out directly to the program to confirm availability and any camp fees that may apply.

This camp fits families whose players are serious about D1 soccer and want direct exposure to a Big West program. If your daughter is looking for a large-scale recruiting showcase with multiple top-tier programs, this single-program event won't serve that purpose. For a targeted evaluation at a specific school, UC Irvine's day camp is a straightforward option—contact the program directly to confirm dates and registration details.