M.A.P. Summer College Prospect Elite ID Camp - Stonehill College/Boys

The M.A.P. Summer College Prospect Elite ID Camp is a three-day day camp held July 17–19, 2026, at Stonehill College in Easton, Massachusetts. It serves boys in grades 9–12 and features coaching staff from a mix of Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 programs, including UConn, UMass Dartmouth, Holy Cross, Assumption, Curry, Franklin Pierce, Nichols, Salve Regina, Stonehill, Union, Washington & Lee, and WPI. The camp includes technical training, small-sided and large-sided games, goalkeeper specialization, and college admissions seminars. The cost is $650–$750 for the three-day session.

This camp is best suited for high school boys exploring recruiting interest at the Division 2 and lower Division 1 level, as well as families considering Division 3 options. The multi-school coaching presence—spanning two divisions—means you'll see coaching styles from different competitive levels in a single event. Because the camp does not have overnight housing (despite the description mentioning dorms), it functions as a daily training venue rather than a residential evaluation setting. The broad grade span (9–12) signals that the camp welcomes early explorers alongside upperclassmen, so rising freshmen will be alongside rising seniors.

Families should know upfront that the Stonehill head coach does not attend this camp, which means the evaluation is largely handled by visiting coaches from other programs rather than your host institution. The three-day format gives you more court time and repetition than a single-day clinic, and the inclusion of college admissions seminars adds a second track beyond soccer skill assessment. At $650–$750, this is a higher-cost camp, so factor that into your budget against the multi-school exposure and extended timeframe. No prior reviews are available to reference, so you're entering without peer feedback.

This camp works best for families looking for broad exposure to multiple Division 2 and Division 3 programs without committing to an overnight setting or single-school focus. If your son is a rising 9th or 10th grader, this is an excellent early-exposure event; if he's a junior or senior actively pursuing scholarships, the lack of head-coach presence at Stonehill and the day-camp format mean you may want to prioritize overnight ID camps where the host school's coaching staff is doing direct evaluation. No registration deadline is listed, so check the camp website for closing date information soon.