Summer 2-day ID Camp

Pomona-Pitzer College is hosting a two-day men's soccer ID camp July 31–August 1, 2026, in Claremont, California. The camp runs as a day program (no overnight component) and costs $300. It targets high school athletes graduating between 2026 and 2028, as well as college transfers. The coaching staff will lead field sessions, classroom instruction, and evaluation activities designed to assess recruit fit for the Division III program.

This camp fits families exploring D3 soccer and considering a strong academic-athletic match in Southern California. Pomona-Pitzer competes in the SCIAC, a respected D3 conference. The inclusion of rising seniors and juniors (Class of 2028 and 2027) alongside college transfers suggests the program is actively building its roster from multiple sources. If you're a Class of 2028 or 2027 recruit serious about D3 play and interested in the Claremont Colleges' academic environment, this is a logical fit to test.

Recruits should note that the head coach does not attend this camp, meaning the evaluation is run by assistant staff rather than the final decision-maker. A two-day format offers more coaching contact and evaluation time than a single-day session, and the mix of field work, classroom talks, and structured evaluation activities is typical of serious ID camps. At $300, the cost is standard for a two-day D3 camp. No prior attendee reviews are available yet, so you're evaluating based on the program's reputation and your own fit rather than recent feedback.

This camp makes sense for Class of 2027–2028 recruits who view Pomona-Pitzer as a realistic target and want direct exposure to the coaching staff in a lower-pressure setting than official visits. If you're a Class of 2026 senior or a college transfer, the timing and format still apply—confirm your eligibility and interest level before committing the fee. No registration deadline is published; register early if you plan to attend.