Girls Soccer College ID Camp 2 (2 Days)

Princeton University is hosting a two-day girls soccer ID camp on June 26–27, 2026, in Princeton, New Jersey. The camp runs as a day program (not overnight) and serves girls in grades 8 through 12. It is a D1 recruiting event directed by head coach Sean Driscoll and costs $645. The camp includes instruction, meals, and a camp t-shirt, with emphasis on the technical and tactical demands of college soccer.

This camp is open to a wide age range—from rising 8th graders through high school seniors—which means it functions partly as early exposure for younger players and partly as a recruiting evaluation for upperclassmen. Princeton is a strong D1 program at a highly selective academic institution, so upperclassmen considering this event should have realistic D1 soccer ability and strong academics (or expect academics to be part of the evaluation). Younger players should view this as a chance to experience elite-level coaching and see what college soccer looks like; they should not expect serious recruiting attention at that stage.

Recruits should know that although the camp is directed by the head coach, his attendance at evaluation sessions is not confirmed in the camp materials. A two-day format gives more floor time and coaching exposure than a single-day clinic, and the inclusion of meals suggests a full-day commitment. At $645, this is a premium-priced camp, so families should budget accordingly. No prior reviews are available for this specific camp, so prospective attendees cannot draw on recent participant feedback. The most selective academic profile of the school means that athletic talent alone will not carry; recruited athletes at Princeton are expected to meet rigorous admissions standards.

This camp makes sense for high school players (grades 10–12) with genuine D1 aspirations and strong academics who want direct exposure to a top-tier program's coaching and standards. Rising freshmen and sophomores exploring college soccer will learn from excellent instruction but should not attend expecting recruiting traction. Families without a realistic D1 soccer profile or those deterred by the $645 cost should consider clinics at programs with lower division levels or broader recruiting windows. Check for any registration deadline updates closer to the June 2026 dates.