One-Day ID Clinic

St. John's University is hosting a One-Day ID Clinic for women's soccer on July 19, 2026, in Queens, New York. The three-hour session runs from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Belson Stadium and is open to girls in grades 9–12. This is a day camp, not an overnight event, and costs $110 to attend.

This camp is designed for a broad age range of high school players considering D1 soccer. Because the recruiting window for D1 programs typically intensifies for juniors and seniors, younger players (freshmen and sophomores) should view this as an early-exposure event rather than a high-pressure recruiting moment. The camp welcomes all interested girls from grades 9–12, so it's suitable for families exploring what collegiate soccer looks like and getting a baseline sense of D1 program expectations.

One thing to know going in: the head coach does not attend this clinic, which means the evaluation, if any, will be conducted by assistant staff. For a $110 day camp, this is a realistic trade-off—you're getting three hours of instruction and a chance to see the facility and meet current players, but not the intensive evaluation that comes with multi-day or head-coach-led events. The short format also means less time to make an impression than a weekend camp would allow. There are no public reviews of this specific clinic yet, so families are working without peer feedback.

This camp works best for younger players (grades 9–10) or families new to the recruiting process who want a low-cost introduction to D1 soccer without traveling far in the Northeast. If you're a rising junior or senior seriously pursuing D1, you'll likely get more value from a camp where the head coach is present and the format allows more contact time. Check whether St. John's has posted a registration deadline on their soccer website before planning your summer schedule.