Eagle Soccer Camp - Summer Day Camp Session 1

Eagle Soccer Camp's Summer Day Camp Session 1 is a four-day day clinic hosted by Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, running June 8–11, 2026. The camp is coed and operates as a skills and development program rather than a college recruiting event. Emory is a Division III institution, and this session does not include overnight housing.

This camp is designed for youth soccer players exploring skill development in a college environment, not for high school recruits actively pursuing a D3 roster spot. The coed format and lack of specified age or grade-year bounds suggest this is an early-exposure or development camp open to a broad age range. Families with younger players (elementary through early middle school) who want to experience a college campus and receive instruction in a structured setting will find this a reasonable fit. If you're a high school recruit evaluating Emory as a potential fit, this particular session is unlikely to serve that purpose.

What's important to know: the head coach does not attend this camp, which means the coaching staff is not actively evaluating attendees for recruitment. This is a teaching clinic, not an ID camp. You're paying for instruction and facility access, not a recruiting showcase. There is no overnight component, so informal networking with coaches is limited to daytime contact. No cost data is listed, so reach out directly to confirm fees before committing time. Emory is a highly selective academic institution, but that academic standard is separate from this camp's purpose and does not mean high school players will receive recruiting attention here.

This camp is best suited for younger developmental players or families wanting a low-pressure introduction to college soccer. High school athletes hoping to get on Emory's recruiting radar should look for the university's actual ID camp or recruiting event instead. Check Emory's athletics website directly for recruiting-focused opportunities and any registration deadlines.