AFC Lightning Elite College ID Camp

AFC Lightning is hosting a one-day, coed college ID camp on June 13, 2026, at Peachtree City Athletic Complex in Peachtree City, Georgia. The camp invites recruits ages 14 to 21 and markets itself as an "elite" event where college coaches from D1, D2, D3, and NAIA programs will evaluate players in training sessions and scrimmages. Registration costs $139 per player.

This camp targets a wide recruiting range. The multi-division format and age span (14 to 21) mean the event is designed to expose younger high school players to college soccer environments while also serving more serious, near-prospect-age recruits. Families exploring a range of college options—from D1 through NAIA—may find the broad coaching presence useful. However, the lack of a specific program tier and the coed format suggest this is a general exposure event rather than a focused recruiting showcase for a particular division or competitive level.

Recruits should know that the head coach of AFC Lightning will not be present during the camp, which means evaluation will be handled by visiting college coaches rather than the host organization's own staff. This is a day camp with no overnight component, so player-coach interaction will be limited to the structured training and scrimmage time on site. At $139, the cost is reasonable for a full-day multi-division event, making it an affordable entry point for families testing the college recruitment waters. The camp has no published reviews, so prospective attendees cannot draw on feedback from past participants.

This camp works best for families who want exposure to multiple college programs across several divisions in one afternoon and who live in or near the Atlanta area. It's less valuable for recruits with specific division or program-tier targets, since the broad scope means any individual player may see limited direct attention from coaches aligned with their level. If you're exploring where your player fits in the college recruitment landscape, this event can provide useful data. Otherwise, investment of time and money might yield better results at a more specialized camp. Check back for a registration deadline if the camp hasn't yet published one.