July ID Camp

Georgia State University is hosting a men's D1 ID camp on July 25, 2026, in Atlanta. This is a single-day event. The camp is named after and run by head coach Brett Surrency. No overnight option, cost details, or age restrictions are listed on the camp registration page.

This camp is aimed at male soccer players seriously interested in D1 recruiting. Georgia State competes at the NCAA Division 1 level, making this event relevant for recruits with realistic four-year college ambitions. Without published age or graduation-year bounds, the camp likely welcomes a broad range of high school players, though typical ID camp attendees are sophomore through senior year. Families exploring whether Georgia State might be a fit should view this as a straightforward evaluation opportunity.

Recruits and families should note that while the head coach's name is attached to the camp, the data does not indicate whether he will be present for evaluations on the day. That distinction matters: head-coach attendance signals direct staff evaluation, whereas staff-run camps (even under a coach's name) are primarily information-gathering events. Before registering, clarify with the athletics department whether the head coach will be actively evaluating. The single-day format means limited time on field compared to overnight or multi-day ID camps; this is a shorter window for showcasing ability. Neither cost nor registration deadline information is publicly available yet, so families should contact the program directly to get those details and confirm the camp's current status.

This camp suits recruits who have Georgia State in their realistic D1 range and want a direct look at the program's staff and facilities. If your player is targeting more selective D1 conferences or programs, or if you're still early in the recruiting process, this single-day event may be a lower-priority stop. Families interested should reach out to the athletics office soon to confirm cost, age eligibility, and whether a registration deadline has been set.