College ID Camp

George Mason University is hosting a women's Division 1 ID camp on November 28, 2026, in Fairfax, Virginia. This is a single-day, non-overnight event with a $180 registration fee. The camp is designed for female soccer players seeking exposure to a D1 program and its coaching staff.

This camp is most relevant for high school players seriously considering D1 soccer who are looking to test their level against a competitive four-year program. George Mason competes in Division 1, which means the coaching staff will be evaluating players against genuine college standards. No specific recruiting grade or recruit profile is listed, so the camp likely accepts a broad range of skill levels. Without age or graduation-year bounds posted, families should verify directly with the program whether the camp targets specific classes (freshmen, sophomores, etc.) or welcomes all high school grades.

Prospective attendees should note that while the camp description names Head Coach Aaron Brunner and the staff, the head coach's personal attendance at the session is not confirmed. This means player evaluation may be handled by assistants rather than the head coach himself, which is common at larger ID camps. A single-day format also limits informal contact time compared to overnight or multi-day residential camps. At $180, the cost is reasonable for a D1 ID camp and reflects standard pricing for non-overnight evaluation events. There are no posted reviews yet, so families registering early won't have peer feedback to guide expectations.

This camp makes sense for committed female players who want a straightforward D1 evaluation opportunity without overnight logistics or high cost. Families exploring whether their daughter is ready for D1 soccer will get direct feedback from a real program. If your athlete is focused on a specific conference or program prestige, or if you need the head coach's direct attention, clarify those expectations before registering. The camp is set for late November 2026; confirm the registration deadline with George Mason directly.