Go Herd Elite ID Clinic | Sunday July 19th

The Go Herd Elite ID Clinic is a single-day recruiting event hosted by Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania on July 19, 2026. This Division 1 women's soccer ID camp runs during the day and costs $175. The clinic welcomes field players and goalkeepers from grades 8 through college sophomores, making it a broad age-range exposure event rather than a focused recruiting push at one class.

This camp is most relevant for younger female soccer players—middle schoolers and early high schoolers—who are beginning to explore college fit and get on Division 1 recruiting radar. Bucknell competes in the Patriot League, a solid mid-major D1 conference. If you're a rising 9th or 10th grader with club soccer experience, this is the type of low-cost event that helps you start building a recruiting profile. Families of older recruits (juniors and seniors actively pursuing offers) may find the mixed age range dilutes coaching attention.

One practical note: the head coach does not attend this clinic, which means the evaluation is handled by assistant staff rather than the program's top decision-maker. That's common at single-day camps, but it's worth knowing going in—you won't get direct head-coach eyes on your play. The $175 entry fee is reasonable for a D1 ID event and includes skill evaluation in a group setting. No prior camp reviews are available, so you won't have parent feedback to assess the coaching quality or organization.

This camp works well for younger players testing the recruiting waters and families exploring what a D1 environment looks like. If you're a junior or senior with serious D1 ambitions at a higher-profile program, or if you're looking for intensive personal evaluation, you may want to prioritize camps where the head coach is present. Families interested in attending should register soon, as single-day clinics often fill quickly as summer approaches.