MAP Summer College Prospect Elite ID Camp - Boys

The MAP Summer College Prospect Elite ID Camp is a three-day boys' identification camp hosted by Stonehill College in North Easton, Massachusetts, running July 17–19, 2026. The camp accepts recruits across all college divisions (D1, D2, D3) and combines technical training, scrimmages, conditioning, and recruiting seminars. Day and overnight options are available, though the camp is structured as a day program with an optional residential add-on.

This camp is designed for high school boys in grades 9–12 exploring college soccer at multiple levels. The multi-division format means it draws a broad age range and recruitment timeline, from freshman explorers to seniors preparing for official visits. Families considering D2 or D3 programs, or those still uncertain about division fit, will find this event useful for exposure. However, the absence of the head coach from the camp staff suggests this is more of a training and evaluation venue than a direct line to the coaching staff running recruitment for Stonehill itself.

Prospective attendees should know the camp costs $650–$750, placing it at the higher end of the ID camp price range. The three-day format allows more training and film time than a single-day clinic, and overnight options enable informal interaction with coaches outside formal sessions. The camp has no prior reviews on record, so families are registering without peer feedback. Because the head coach does not attend, recruits should view this as an exposure and development event rather than a direct recruiting opportunity with the host institution. Recruits interested in Stonehill specifically should verify whether separate recruiting communication channels exist.

This camp makes sense for families seeking broad multi-division exposure and willing to invest in a longer, higher-cost event. It is less valuable for recruits laser-focused on a single program or those new to ID camps looking for a lower-cost entry point. Families should confirm their interest in multi-division evaluation before committing to the price tag. No registration deadline is listed, but early summer camps often fill by late spring, so interested families should verify availability soon.