M.A.P. Summer Girls Goalkeeper Camp

The M.A.P. Summer Girls Goalkeeper Camp is a residential training clinic held at Stonehill College in Easton, Massachusetts, running from July 1 through August 31, 2026. This is a goalkeeper-specific program, not a general ID camp, meaning it focuses entirely on position development rather than broad college recruiting exposure. The extended summer window suggests flexible enrollment rather than fixed session dates, so families should contact the camp directly to confirm their preferred week and availability.

This camp is best suited for female goalkeepers of any age or skill level who want concentrated technical training in a residential setting. Because it's multi-division and runs as a skills clinic rather than a recruiting event, it serves goalkeepers exploring goalkeeper development across D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and club levels. Families shouldn't expect this to function as a college ID evaluation opportunity in the traditional sense—the camp is fundamentally a position-specific training program. Younger players (middle and early high school) and experienced goalkeepers both have a place here if they're serious about improving their positioning, distribution, and decision-making.

The camp's strength is its residential format and specialized focus. Living on campus for a multi-week program creates extended training time and daily immersion in goalkeeper fundamentals that day camps can't match. Sydney Kahan directs the program and Fiona Walsh instructs, so participants get sustained coaching from the same staff throughout their enrollment. However, note that this is not a recruiting event—the head coach does not attend as an evaluator, and the camp does not market itself as a college ID platform. If your daughter is a goalkeeper seeking serious technical development in a college environment, this fits. If she's looking for college coaches to watch her play, this is the wrong venue.

This camp serves goalkeepers committed to their position and families valuing skill development over recruiting exposure. Skip this if you're seeking a traditional college ID event or looking for coaching attention toward scholarship recruitment. Register early if dates and cost align with your summer calendar, since residential programs fill quickly and the extended enrollment window suggests rolling admission rather than a single deadline.