Boys & Girls Day Camp I - Half Day

Old Dominion University is hosting a half-day boys soccer clinic June 22–26, 2026, in Norfolk, Virginia. This is a five-day day camp rather than an ID camp, meaning it prioritizes skills instruction and training over recruiting evaluation. The camp costs $250 for the week.

This clinic appears designed for younger or developmental players seeking soccer instruction at a Division 1 program rather than a high-pressure recruiting event. Without age or grade-year bounds listed, families should contact Old Dominion directly to confirm whether this camp targets elementary-school players, middle schoolers, or high school recruits. The absence of head-coach attendance and the "clinic" format suggest this is a coaching-led skills camp rather than a roster-evaluation venue where committed high school recruits pursue scholarship interest.

Families considering this camp should know that the half-day structure limits both the depth of instruction and informal coach contact compared to full-day or overnight camps. At $250 for five days, the per-day cost is reasonable for a D1 program clinic, but the training volume and coaching staff access will be more limited than multi-day residential events. Because there are no prior reviews on file, families should ask Old Dominion whether college coaching staff (beyond assistant instructors) will be present and whether video or individual feedback is part of the program. Clarify the age range when you inquire, since that detail is missing from the listing.

This camp makes sense for younger players who want exposure to a college environment and solid technical coaching without the cost or intensity of a recruiting showcase. Families with high school recruits seriously pursuing D1 scholarships should look for ID camps where the head coach is actively evaluating talent. Check with Old Dominion's athletics website or contact the program directly to confirm participant age groups and coaching structure before registering.