Elite College Soccer Camps — August Boys SoCal

Elite College Soccer Camps — August Boys SoCal is a two-day ID camp hosted at El Camino College in Torrance, California, running August 1–2, 2026. The camp accepts boys ages 14–18 and draws coaches from D1, D2, and D3 programs to lead training and evaluate players in scrimmages. It is a day camp (no overnight component), and registration is individual.

This camp is designed for boys exploring college soccer across all three NCAA divisions. The age range (14–18) and multi-division format make it a broad-exposure event rather than a focused recruiting venue for a specific level. Because coaches from multiple divisions will be present, players with realistic ambitions at any NCAA tier—or families still exploring where their son fits—can gain feedback and film in a competitive setting. The late-summer timing positions it as a final recruiting opportunity before the fall season begins.

Prospective attendees should understand that no head coach from a single program is hosting this camp; instead, it functions as a third-party evaluation event. That means the coaching staff present are there to evaluate and build their own prospect lists, but there is no single institutional voice weighing in. The two-day format gives more training and scrimmage time than a single-day clinic, allowing for multiple looks at your son over a 48-hour period. Cost details are not listed on the camp record, so families should confirm pricing directly with the organizer before committing. Because this is a day camp, informal coach contact time will be more limited than at an overnight event. No prior reviews or ratings are available for this specific camp, so prospective families may want to seek feedback from clubs or coaches who have attended in past summers.

This camp works best for families seeking multi-division exposure in a structured two-day format without the overnight commitment. It is less suited to players and parents with a single target division or school in mind, or those hoping for intensive one-on-one interaction with a specific college program. If your son is 14–18, undecided about his recruiting path, and available in early August, this could be a cost-effective way to gather film and feedback across levels. Check the organizer's website for cost, final roster spots, and any application deadlines.