Men's Elite Soccer ID Camp | August 1st

Schreiner University is hosting a Men's Elite Soccer ID Camp on August 1st, 2026, in Kerrville, Texas. This is a single-day, daytime ID camp for male players at the NCAA Division III level. The camp is part of Schreiner's recruiting calendar and welcomes players from 9th grade through college seniors. At $25, this is one of the lowest-cost camps available and represents minimal financial risk for families exploring Division III options.

This camp is designed for male soccer players of any age from middle school through college who are interested in exploring a Division III recruiting environment. The SCAC conference is a competitive Division III league, and Schreiner competes within that structure. Because the camp spans a single day and the head coach does not attend, this is best suited for younger or less-committed players using the experience to understand what college soccer evaluation looks like, rather than for juniors and seniors actively pursuing a specific offer. Families with rising 9th through 11th graders looking for low-stakes exposure to college recruiting will find good value here.

The single-day format means you'll get a taste of the program's coaching style and campus, but limited opportunity for informal staff contact compared to overnight or multi-day camps. Since the head coach does not attend, coaching staff evaluations will be more limited in scope. The $25 cost is notably low—low enough that registration fees are not a barrier to participation. There are no published reviews yet for this specific camp, so families should manage expectations as a first-time or newer event. Come prepared to train and perform, but understand that a single day offers less evaluation time than camps with overnight components or multiple sessions.

This camp makes sense for families who want a low-cost, low-pressure introduction to Division III soccer recruitment or for younger players building experience in a college environment. If you're a junior or senior actively pursuing a roster spot or scholarship interest, a single-day camp without head-coach attendance is unlikely to be your primary recruiting tool—you'll want multi-day events or tournaments where coaching staff can observe you over longer periods. Check closer to summer 2026 for any registration deadline updates.