Elite ID Camps

Elite ID Camps is a two-day women's Division II ID camp hosted by Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida on August 8–9, 2026. The camp runs as day sessions (not overnight) and costs between $133 and $239. It's open to club, high school, and transfer players aged 13 to 21 and includes college-style training, matches, and a Q&A with the soccer staff.

This camp is designed for a wide age range—from rising 9th graders through college transfers—making it a broad-exposure event rather than a focused recruiting venue. Eckerd competes in Division II within the Sunshine State Conference, a mid-tier program. The camp will likely draw players at various stages of the recruiting process, from early-exposure athletes to players actively seeking D2 opportunities. Because the age range spans junior high through college age, families should expect mixed competition levels and intensity.

Since the head coach does not attend this camp, the evaluation—if it happens—will be led by assistant staff rather than the program's top decision-maker. That said, the two-day format does allow more training and match observation than a single-session clinic, and the Q&A component can clarify the program's culture and academic expectations. Eckerd is selective academically, so academic fit is part of the recruiting lens. At $133–$239, the cost is modest relative to overnight or multi-day regional camps, making it a lower-stakes entry point for families exploring D2 fit.

This camp makes sense for families researching small, selective Division II programs and players in the 13–17 age range who are still building their recruiting profile. It's less suited for older high school players with firm D2 or D1 targets, since the absence of the head coach limits personalized feedback. If you're considering this event, register early—no deadline is listed, but August camps fill and can close before summer.