Girl's ID Camp

NY ID Camps is hosting a three-day girls soccer ID camp July 8–10, 2026, in New York. The camp runs as a day program (not overnight) and welcomes players across all college divisions. No specific cost is listed on the registration page, so families should contact the camp directly for pricing details.

This camp casts a wide net by design. The multi-division format means D1, D2, D3, and NAIA programs may have representatives present, making it a broad-exposure event rather than a targeted recruiting venue for any single level. Without age or class-year restrictions published, the camp appears open to a range of high school players. The lack of head-coach attendance signals that the evaluation, if it happens, will be conducted by volunteer assistant coaches or club staff rather than the decision-makers who control roster spots.

Day-camp format means less informal coach contact than an overnight residential event would provide. Three days of training and scrimmage gives more observation time than a single-day clinic, but the day structure limits one-on-one interaction or casual conversation with coaching staff. No prior reviews are available to inform expectations about coaching quality, field conditions, or how seriously the camp's organizers approach the recruiting evaluation process. Families should ask the organizers upfront what data they collect from camps and how (or if) it reaches college coaching staffs.

This camp works best for players in the exploratory stage of recruitment—those testing fit across multiple division levels or building a broader recruiting profile. Families should pass if they are seeking head-coach evaluation at a specific target school; NY ID Camps is an open event, not a program-specific showcase. Confirm the cost and any age restrictions by contacting the organizer directly before committing.