MSOC Kids Camp

MSOC Kids Camp is a four-day men's soccer clinic hosted by Saint Mary's College of California in Moraga, running June 8–11, 2026. The camp is day-based and focuses on technical skill development, tactical team play, and mental strength through individual instruction, group drills, and game experience. Cost ranges from $239 to $369.

This camp is structured as a skills and development clinic rather than a recruiting ID event. The absence of age and grad-year boundaries in the camp description suggests it may serve a broad youth range, possibly including players younger than high school age. Saint Mary's is a D1 program in the West Coast Conference, but the clinic format and lack of head-coach attendance indicate this is not a primary recruiting venue where college staff are actively evaluating players for roster consideration. Families should treat this as a technical training opportunity under college coaching rather than an official ID camp.

Recruits and families should know upfront that the head coach does not attend this camp, meaning the evaluation is limited or nonexistent. The four-day format provides more instruction time and game reps than a single-day clinic, which can benefit players focused on skill refinement. The day-based structure means no overnight interaction with coaches or access to informal recruiting conversations. At $239–$369, the cost is moderate for a four-day camp but should be weighed against the lack of recruiting exposure. No prior reviews are on file, so families will be among early registrants without peer reference points.

This camp works best for younger players or families seeking skill development and exposure to D1 coaching without the recruiting-event price tag and intensity. If you are a high school player actively pursuing D1 recruitment, this clinic alone will not advance your visibility with the program; you would need to separately arrange official visit opportunities or attend a true ID camp. Families interested primarily in technical improvement under college-level instruction will find better value here than those seeking recruiting evaluation.