Rollins Co-Ed Soccer Day Camps

Rollins College is hosting a co-ed soccer day camp in Winter Park, Florida, June 22–26, 2026, running mornings from 8 a.m. to noon. This is a five-day clinic format, not an overnight residential camp. Rollins competes in NCAA Division II within the Sunshine State Conference. The camp is structured as a skills and development program rather than a formal recruiting ID event.

This camp is best suited for younger or less experienced players exploring soccer development in a college environment. Because the camp is coed and Rollins' NCAA programs are single-gender teams, this is a youth-focused clinic, not a college recruiting venue. Families with rising 9th and 10th graders, or players new to competitive club soccer, will find value in the instruction and exposure to a college program. Players serious about Division II recruiting should expect a lighter recruiting atmosphere than a dedicated ID camp.

Prospective attendees should know that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means evaluation for recruiting is not the primary function. The morning-only schedule (four hours daily) offers less total instruction time than multi-day overnight camps and minimal informal contact with college coaching staff. Registration deadline information was not posted at the time of this listing, so families interested should contact Rollins directly. Cost was not listed; clarify pricing when you inquire. Rollins is a selective academic institution, so the program does value student-athlete fit across both athletics and academics.

This camp works best for families introducing a younger player to college soccer culture and developing fundamental skills in a structured setting. Families with a high school junior or senior pursuing a Division II scholarship should prioritize dedicated ID camps with active head-coach evaluation. Check with Rollins directly for 2026 dates, costs, and registration windows.