Stanford Women's Soccer College ID Camp

Stanford University will host a women's soccer college ID camp on June 6–7, 2026, in Stanford, California. This is a two-day day camp (overnight lodging not included) designed for female recruits interested in D1 soccer. The camp is hosted by a program competing in the ACC and represents one of the nation's most competitive collegiate soccer environments.

This camp targets committed female recruits with realistic D1 ambitions who are seriously exploring Stanford or seeking exposure at an elite recruiting venue. The host program's elite tier and most-selective academic profile signal that attendees should expect rigorous competition for roster attention and will be evaluated on both soccer ability and academic profile. No specific age or graduation-year bounds are listed, so the camp likely serves a broad range of high school grades, though interested families should confirm with the program directly whether younger players (e.g., rising freshmen) are welcome or whether the camp targets juniors and seniors primarily.

One important note: the head coach does not attend this camp, meaning coaching staff present will be assistants or developmental coaches rather than the decision-maker at the top of the program. That detail matters in a recruiting context—it suggests the camp is a revenue and exposure event rather than a venue where the head coach is personally scouting. The two-day format does provide more training and informal interaction time than a single-day session. No cost information is published, so families should contact Stanford directly for pricing. No prior reviews are posted, so prospective attendees cannot draw on peer feedback about instruction quality or recruiting value.

This camp makes sense for families whose daughters are serious about pursuing a Stanford roster spot or strong D1 programs broadly, and who can absorb the cost of attending a two-day event at an elite school in California. It is less valuable as a primary recruiting vehicle for players still testing their D1 eligibility, since the head coach's absence limits the direct evaluation signal. Families should confirm the registration deadline and any age restrictions with Stanford's camp director before committing.