Go Herd Elite ID Clinic | Sunday June 7th

Go Herd Elite ID Clinic is a single-day women's Division 1 ID camp hosted by Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania on Sunday, June 7, 2026. The camp accepts field players and goalkeepers from grades 8 through college sophomores. It runs as a day camp with no overnight component and costs $175 to attend.

This camp is designed for a wide age range—from middle schoolers through current college athletes. That breadth suggests a development and exposure event rather than a focused recruiting venue for a single class. High school recruits in grades 9–11 (Class of 2025–2027) might use it as an early look at a D1 program, but the inclusion of 8th graders and college athletes indicates the primary value is skill exposure and camp experience rather than intensive recruiting evaluation.

Families should know that the head coach does not attend this clinic, which means evaluation happens at the assistant level rather than with the decision-maker. A single day limits the amount of time coaches see each player, so meaningful evaluation takes more consistency of performance and stands out less than in multi-day residential formats. The $175 cost is moderate for a D1 ID camp and represents reasonable value for a local or regional option. No recent reviews are available, so prospective attendees have no feedback from prior participants to inform expectations.

This camp works best for families exploring early exposure to a D1 program or for players in the middle school range building tournament and camp experience. Serious D1 recruits pursuing multiple programs would benefit more from overnight or multi-day camps where head coaches are present and longer training windows allow more substantive evaluation. If Bucknell is a genuine academic or athletic fit for your player, the single-day format is low-risk; otherwise, your time and money may yield more in a more selective or intensive environment.