Princeton Girls Soccer College ID Camp 1

Princeton University is hosting a two-day girls soccer ID camp on June 12–13, 2026, at Plummer Field in Princeton, New Jersey. The camp serves girls in grades 8–12 and costs $645. It is a day camp, not overnight, with separate goalkeeper training and meals included. Head Coach Sean Driscoll directs the camp and will be present during evaluation.

This camp is designed for girls with serious D1 aspirations and realistic interest in Princeton's program. The presence of the head coach signals active evaluation, not a revenue-generating clinic. Princeton is a strong-tier Ivy League program at a most-selective academic school, so competition for roster spots and coaching attention will be intense. Attending families should understand that this is not a developmental event or a broad exposure camp—it is a recruiting venue where the coaching staff is actively assessing players. Girls who are early in their recruiting timeline (grades 8–9) will benefit from experiencing college-level technical and tactical demands, while those in grades 10–12 should consider their realistic fit and whether their recruitment timeline aligns with Princeton's process.

Recruits should arrive prepared for a serious, competitive environment. The two-day format, combined with head-coach presence and inclusion of meals, gives players extended contact with the staff and more depth of evaluation than a single-day session would provide. At $645, the camp is priced at the higher end of the ID camp market; families should weigh that cost against the fact that the head coach will be directly observing play. The academic tier is most-selective, so families should also understand that athletic talent alone is not enough—academic strength is a genuine evaluation lens at this institution. No review data is currently available for this specific camp, so prospective attendees have limited peer feedback to inform their decision.

This camp suits families with daughters who are D1-level players or aspiring to be, comfortable with Princeton's academic standards, and willing to invest in direct head-coach evaluation. It is not a good fit for players exploring their options broadly, seeking a skills-development experience, or not yet ready for college-level intensity. There is no stated registration deadline, so families interested should confirm availability and register soon to secure a spot.