Junior Mocs Camp

The Junior Mocs Camp is a four-day day clinic hosted by Florida Southern College in Lakeland, Florida, June 8–11, 2026. The camp is coed and run by the Division II program in the Sunshine State Conference. This is a development-focused camp rather than a college recruiting ID event — the coed format combined with the "Kids Camp" description signals that it's designed for younger players building foundational skills, not high school recruits pursuing D2 offers.

This camp fits families with elementary and middle school players exploring soccer fundamentals in a college setting. The youngest attending will likely be rising 4th or 5th graders; there are no stated age caps or grade-year bounds in the camp materials, which underscores its youth-development purpose. If you have a high school recruit, this is not the right venue. Families considering Division II soccer as an option for a current high schooler should look elsewhere for a recruiting-focused ID camp.

Prospective families should know upfront that no head coach is listed as attending, meaning this is a coaching-clinic experience rather than an active recruiting evaluation. The four-day format gives more instruction time than a single-day camp, but the day-only structure limits informal coach contact compared to an overnight residential camp. No cost data is published, so contact the school directly for pricing. This is a solid skills and exposure opportunity for developing youth players, but it's not a recruiting event.

The Junior Mocs Camp serves families with young soccer players seeking summer instruction at a college facility, not high school recruits building a recruiting resume. If your athlete is in high school and pursuing D2 interest, skip this and register for a recruiting-focused ID camp instead. Families with youth players should confirm the age range directly with the school before registering.