John Higgins Soccer Camp - ID Camp

The John Higgins Soccer Camp is a one-day men's D1 ID camp hosted by Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio, on July 25, 2026. The camp brings together high school players for position-specific training, goalkeeper specialization, and full game settings, with evaluation from multiple college coaches across D1, D2, D3, and NAIA programs. This is a single-day event without overnight accommodation.

The camp targets high school recruits actively exploring college soccer options across all divisions. The multi-divisional coach presence means players will see evaluators from schools at different competitive levels, making this suitable for recruits with a range of ambitions—from families early in the recruiting process to those with specific D1 interest. Without clear age or graduation-year bounds in the camp description, families should verify eligibility directly with the camp organizers before registering.

Recruits should note that Xavier's head coach does not attend this camp, which means the evaluation is led by assistant staff or visiting coaches rather than the host program's top decision-maker. The single-day format limits contact time compared to overnight or multi-day camps, so players will need to make a strong impression during training and game play. The camp's emphasis on goalkeeper specialization is useful if that's your position; if not, confirm that outfield player time is substantial. No cost information is listed, so budget families should contact the camp directly for pricing before committing time to travel to Cincinnati.

This camp works best for families wanting broad exposure to multiple divisions in one afternoon without the cost and logistics of an overnight event. It's less suitable for recruits with a specific D1 target in mind, since the host program's coaching staff will not be directly involved in evaluation. If you're exploring fit across divisions and want to see yourself against a competitive field, register early—the July 25 date leaves little margin for scheduling conflicts.