Boys & Girls Day Camp II - Full Day

Boys & Girls Day Camp II – Full Day is a five-day soccer clinic hosted by Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, running July 6–10, 2026. This is a day camp (not overnight) for male and female youth players. The cost is $350 for the full session. Old Dominion competes in NCAA Division I, though the clinic description does not specify which age groups or grade levels are the primary target.

This camp appears designed as a general skills and development event rather than a recruiting-focused ID camp. The absence of specific age or grade-year boundaries, combined with the "boys and girls" structure and day-camp format, suggests it serves younger or earlier-stage players exploring competitive soccer. Families with rising middle or early high school players interested in exposure to a Division I program environment—without expectations of direct recruiting evaluation—may find value here. Because the head coach does not attend, staffing will likely consist of assistant coaches or training specialists rather than the decision-makers who drive recruiting.

Prospective attendees should know that $350 for a five-day day camp is a straightforward cost commitment with no overnight component, meaning limited informal interaction with coaching staff outside of training sessions. The camp has no posted reviews on file, so families cannot reference peer feedback on instruction quality or program organization. Without clear age targeting or published expectations about what skill level fits best, families should contact Old Dominion directly to confirm whether their player's age and development stage align with the camp's intended participant pool.

This camp suits families seeking affordable multi-day exposure to Division I soccer fundamentals and training—not families pursuing active recruiting evaluation or head-coach contact. If your player is in middle school or an early high school year and you want to explore D1 programs without the premium cost or intensity of an overnight ID camp, this clinic is worth a conversation with the program. For competitive high school recruits actively seeking recruiting attention, an ID camp with head-coach attendance would be a better investment of time and money.