Summer 1 Day ID Camp

Pomona-Pitzer College is hosting a one-day men's soccer ID camp on June 14, 2026, in Claremont, California. The camp is designed for high school players graduating 2026–2028 and college transfers. The $200 fee covers a single day of field training, classroom instruction, and 11v11 play under lights. This is a day camp with no overnight component.

The camp targets high school soccer players exploring Division III options, particularly those interested in SCIAC conference programs. The grad-year window (2026–2028) suggests the camp welcomes rising seniors, juniors, and sophomores, making it accessible to athletes at different stages of recruiting. Families considering mid-level D3 programs in Southern California should find this camp relevant as a low-pressure evaluation opportunity and a chance to see Pomona-Pitzer's coaching style firsthand.

Recruit should know that the head coach will not be in attendance at this camp, which means evaluation will be handled by assistant staff rather than the program's top decision-maker. That said, the camp is being run directly by the coaching staff, so it remains a legitimate recruiting touchpoint. The single-day format and $200 cost keep the barrier to entry low, making this a reasonable choice for families looking to add a D3 prospect day to their summer schedule without major expense or time commitment. There are no previous camper reviews on record for this event, so expectations should be set based on the program's reputation and your own experience during the day.

This camp is best suited for high school players with realistic D3 ambitions and genuine interest in the Pomona-Pitzer program or SCIAC conference. The absence of overnight accommodations and head-coach presence makes it a lower-intensity recruiting event than some alternatives, which may appeal to younger players or those still building their recruiting profiles. Families should register early, as no registration deadline is listed and spots may fill.