College Soccer Prospect ID — Men's Columbus

College Soccer Prospect ID hosts this men's multi-division ID camp on June 8, 2026, in Columbus, Ohio. It's a single-day event running two sessions: morning (8–11 a.m.) and afternoon (12–3 p.m.). The format includes coach-led training, 7v7 and 11v11 games, and verbal feedback. Registration costs $229–$379 depending on session choice. Enrollment is limited and individual registration is required.

This camp serves high school boys ages 14–18 across all NCAA divisions who want exposure to college coaching and game evaluation in a relatively low-barrier format. Because the event is multi-division and does not list a specific host program, it functions as a broad showcase rather than a school-specific recruiting event. Players exploring D3, NAIA, and lower-tier D1/D2 programs, or those new to the recruiting process, will find value in the exposure. However, families targeting elite D1 programs should understand this is not a high-tier selective camp.

Families should know that the head coach of a specific program does not attend this event—it's a third-party showcase bringing various college coaches. That means the staff evaluating your player has no prior film or commitment to seeing you play beyond the day itself. The dual-session format gives you roughly three hours of training and game time, but the lack of overnight accommodation limits informal interaction with coaches. The cost sits in the mid-range for ID camps and reflects the multi-division, all-comers model. No prior reviews are available for this event, so you're registering without peer feedback.

This camp works best for U-16 to U-18 players serious about college soccer who want to test their level against a mixed-division pool without travel logistics. Families with players targeting specific D1 or elite D2 programs should prioritize showcases hosted directly by those schools, where head coaches are present and evaluation is focused. If the event remains open after June 8 approaches and you're looking for competitive exposure in the Columbus area, check back on whether spots are still available.