M.A.P. College Prospect Elite ID Camp - Girls

M.A.P. College Prospect Elite ID Camp – Girls is a five-day residential ID camp hosted by M.A.P. (Mass Athlete Performance) in Easton, Massachusetts, running July 5–9, 2026. The camp welcomes female soccer players across all college divisions and is structured as a recruiting event with college coaches in attendance. This is a day camp format, meaning athletes commute rather than stay overnight.

The camp is positioned for a broad range of female recruits exploring college options across D1, D2, D3, and NAIA programs. Without age or graduation-year bounds specified, the organizers appear to be open to a wide range of high school players, from rising freshmen through seniors. The multi-division format and emphasis on "prospects" suggest this is an exposure and evaluation event rather than a program-specific showcase, making it a reasonable fit for families in the early-to-middle stages of the recruiting process or those still narrowing down their college-level target.

Prospective attendees should note that while college coaches will be present, the camp's head coach does not attend — meaning evaluation happens at the staff or assistant level rather than at the highest decision-making rung. The five-day format gives players more contact and training time than a single-day session would, and the multi-division structure means recruits will see a range of college programs represented. No cost information is published, so families should contact the organizers directly for pricing. The camp has no public reviews yet, so there's no track record to reference.

This camp works best for high school girls and their families looking for broad exposure to multiple college programs without a specific target school or division in mind. Athletes with clear D1 ambitions or those narrowing their search to a particular conference might find a narrower, single-school showcase more valuable. If you're interested, confirm the registration deadline directly with M.A.P., as none is listed on their record.