Catawba Soccer Academy Camp

Catawba Soccer Academy Camp is a two-day women's soccer ID camp hosted by Catawba College in Salisbury, North Carolina on July 24–25, 2026. The camp runs during the day at Frock Field on the college campus and is labeled as multi-division, meaning it accepts recruits across D1, D2, D3, and NAIA levels. Cost is $325 for both days.

This camp serves a wide age range—rising 8th through rising 12th graders—which is unusual for a college ID event. That spread suggests the camp functions partly as an early-exposure and development opportunity for younger players alongside a recruiting evaluation for high schoolers. Families with rising 9th and 10th graders should understand they are attending alongside much younger participants. High school recruits in grades 11–12 (Class of 2025 and 2026) will find more relevant peer competition and a genuine recruiting context, though a multi-division format means the evaluation lens is broader than a single-division camp.

Catawba College does not list a head coach attending the camp, which means the evaluation may be conducted by assistant staff rather than the decision-maker. The two-day format provides more time than a single-day clinic for position-specific training and scrimmage play, giving recruits multiple chances to show consistency. There are no published reviews for this camp yet, so families cannot rely on prior attendee feedback to gauge coaching quality or experience level. At $325, the cost is moderate for a two-day overnight-free camp. Families should arrive prepared for a day-camp structure with minimal informal coach contact outside of scheduled sessions.

This camp works best for families exploring Catawba as a fit and for younger players seeking early exposure to college soccer. High school recruits in grades 11–12 who are actively recruiting should consider whether a multi-division day camp without head coach attendance aligns with their timeline and recruiting strategy. Families interested in attending should register soon, as no deadline is published and spots may fill based on the broad age range.