Division IID CampMen's

Elite Camp

D1 college soccer ID camp · Columbus, OH

OSOhio State

Ohio State

TBD

Jul 10-12, 2026

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Quick Facts

Date
Jul 10-12, 2026
Location
Columbus, OH
Gender
Men's
Division
D1
Type
ID Camp
Cost
TBD
Ages
Check listing
Overnight
Day camp
Head Coach
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About This Camp

The Elite Camp is a three-day men's Division 1 ID camp hosted by Ohio State in Columbus from July 10–12, 2026. It runs as a day camp format and welcomes rising 9th graders and above, as well as transfers and current students. The camp is an evaluation event where players compete in front of the Ohio State coaching staff.

This camp targets a broad pool: rising high school freshmen through seniors interested in D1 soccer, plus college transfers. Because Ohio State is a Power Five program with national recruiting reach, the camp will draw serious players from multiple states. The day-camp format and open age window suggest the event serves both exploratory recruits (younger players testing themselves against elite-level competition) and upperclassmen still evaluating their D1 prospects. Families should understand that a camp open to "grades 9 and up" will be highly competitive; younger attendees will be training alongside juniors and seniors.

Recruits should know upfront that the Ohio State head coach does not attend this camp—it is run by assistant staff. That means evaluation happens, but without the head coach's direct eye. The three-day format provides more training and game time than a single-day event, giving players more opportunity to show their play style and fitness. No cost or registration deadline information is listed; families should contact the school directly for pricing and any application requirements. Ohio State draws a national recruiting audience, so roster spots in smaller training groups may fill quickly.

This camp works best for families serious about D1 exploration who want exposure to a top-tier program and don't mind a day-camp structure. Players and parents should be prepared for intense competition and realistic about the difference between attending a camp and attracting immediate coaching interest—especially without head-coach presence. If you are interested, check Ohio State's athletic department website for cost, final roster capacity, and whether spots remain available.

Operator’s description

For grad years 9 & up, transfers, and current OSU students

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By John Hull, founder of IDCampFinder

Soccer parent & recruiting researcher. How we evaluate camps · Reviewed May 5, 2026

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Columbus

Columbus, OH

Columbus, OH