Columbia Men's Soccer Summer ID Camp (June)

Columbia University is hosting a two-day men's soccer ID camp on June 20–21, 2026, at Rocco B. Commisso Soccer Stadium in New York. The camp costs $400 and is open to male players aged 14–22. This is a Division 1 recruiting event, not a skills clinic or recreational camp.

This camp fits recruits with genuine interest in Columbia's program and realistic Division 1 aspirations. The host school is one of the Ivy League's athletic programs, which means admission standards are exceptionally high and athletic scholarships don't exist—recruited players must be competitive academically and athletically. The age range (14–22) signals the camp welcomes everyone from rising high-school freshmen to college-aged club players, though the most relevant attendees are likely Class of 2027 and 2028 recruits actively building their recruiting profile. If you're a younger player testing Division 1 visibility or an older player looking for late opportunities at an academically rigorous school, this event makes sense.

Head coach attendance is confirmed, which means the coaching staff is actively evaluating, not just collecting camp fees. A two-day format gives players more film and in-game time than a single-day session, and the day-camp structure (no overnight) keeps costs lower than residential alternatives while still offering extended exposure. At $400, the fee is moderate for a two-day Division 1 ID camp. Columbia is a most-selective academic institution, so understand that any recruiting interest from this program will include serious conversation about grades, test scores, and transcripts—athletic talent alone is never enough. No prior reviews are available for this camp.

This camp is worth the investment for families pursuing selective Division 1 programs with genuine academic rigor and for players ready to compete in front of an Ivy League coaching staff. Players who are not serious about the academic demands of Columbia, or who are still early in their recruiting process with no Division 1 film, may find the $400 and two days better spent at a broader exposure event first. There is no registration deadline listed, but June camps fill by spring—register early if interested.