Boys & Girls Skills Camp

Old Dominion University is hosting a four-day boys soccer skills clinic in Norfolk, Virginia, from June 29 to July 2, 2026. The camp runs as a day program and costs $200. This is a skills-focused event rather than an ID camp, meaning the emphasis is on technical development and training rather than roster evaluation.

This clinic appears designed for a broad age range of developing players seeking on-field instruction. Because age and grade-year parameters aren't specified, families should contact the camp directly to confirm whether their athlete fits the intended player level. The day-camp format and skills-focused curriculum suggest this serves players looking to improve fundamentals in a team environment, rather than a recruiting-oriented identification event where coaches evaluate individual prospects for roster consideration.

Families should know upfront that this is not a head-coach-evaluated recruiting camp. The staff will be instructors and support coaches rather than decision-makers in the recruiting process. A four-day day camp gives more training time than a single-session clinic, which can be valuable for skill work, but overnight camps typically offer more casual coach contact and evaluation time. At $200, this is an accessible price point. No past participant reviews are available yet, so you won't have direct feedback on instruction quality or program organization before you register.

This camp works best for families prioritizing technical improvement and soccer fundamentals over recruiting exposure. If your athlete is exploring Old Dominion as a potential college fit or wants intensive coaching in a college environment, the four-day format offers good value. However, if your primary goal is roster evaluation and recruiting visibility, this skills-focused clinic is not the right venue. Check with the school directly on age eligibility before registering.