One Day ID Camp

USC's One Day ID Camp is a single-day women's college identification event held on June 27, 2026, on the Los Angeles campus. The camp runs from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and costs $264. It is open to female players in grades 8 through college senior, though most attendees are likely to be high school recruits. Coaching staff from Columbia University will also be present at the camp.

This camp is designed for a broad age range, from middle schoolers exploring college soccer to high school seniors making final recruiting decisions. Because USC competes in the Big Ten at the Division I level and carries a "strong" program tier designation, the environment will attract competitive players with serious college ambitions. However, the wide age span—from rising 8th graders to college seniors—means the evaluation intensity and feedback may be diluted compared to a camp targeting a narrower age band. The selective academic profile of USC suggests that recruited players should be realistic about academic standards as well as athletic ones.

Prospective attendees should know that the head coach will not be present at this camp, which means evaluation will be led by assistant staff rather than the program's top decision-maker. The one-day format limits the depth of on-field observation and informal coach interaction compared to multi-day or overnight events. The $264 cost is moderate for a D1 identification camp, and the video add-on option may provide additional value if you want official footage of your play. With no existing reviews on file, families should rely on independent research into how well this specific event aligns with their recruiting timeline and goals.

This camp makes sense for players aged 14–18 with realistic D1 aspirations who are willing to travel to Los Angeles and want exposure in a Big Ten environment. Families should be prepared for a large group setting with mixed competitive levels given the broad age range. If your daughter is a middle schooler exploring the recruiting process early, or a high school senior with a tight timeline, the one-day format may not provide enough depth for meaningful evaluation. No registration deadline is listed, so check the school's website directly before making travel plans.