June ID Camps

UNC Wilmington's June ID Camp is a single-day women's Division 1 ID camp held on June 14, 2026, in Wilmington, North Carolina. The camp includes goalkeeper-specific training alongside general skill development and evaluation by the coaching staff. This is a day camp format, not overnight.

This camp is designed for female soccer players seriously considering Division 1 play who want direct exposure to a D1 program. The goalkeeper-specific track makes it especially relevant for keepers evaluating their competitive level and fit. Without age or graduation-year bounds listed, the camp appears open to a broad range of high school ages, though families should confirm with the program whether there are unstated preferences for juniors and seniors versus younger players exploring early.

Recruits should note that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means evaluation will be conducted by assistant staff rather than the program's top decision-maker. A single-day format also limits the informal contact time that overnight camps or multi-day events provide. The camp description emphasizes goalkeeper-specific work, so outfield players attending should expect some sessions tailored to that position and plan accordingly. No cost information is listed on file, so families should contact the program directly for pricing and any additional logistics before committing.

This camp works best for committed D1 recruits with realistic Division 1 aspirations who want to test themselves against a conference program's standard and get on film in an organized setting. Families without a specific interest in goalkeeper development or uncertain whether their player is ready for D1 evaluation may want to explore other camps first. Contact UNC Wilmington directly to confirm age eligibility, cost, and registration deadlines before the June date arrives.