Summer 2-Day ID Camp | July 13th - 14th

UC San Diego hosts a two-day men's soccer ID camp on July 13–14, 2026, at RIMAC Field in La Jolla. The camp runs from noon to 4 p.m. each day and is open to high school players in grades 9–12. It is a day camp (non-residential) and costs $330 for field players and goalkeepers alike.

This camp targets high school boys exploring Division 1 programs, particularly those interested in the Big West Conference. The broad grade range (9–12) means it functions as both an early-exposure event for younger players and a serious recruiting evaluation for juniors and seniors. Families considering UC San Diego as a realistic D1 option—or those scouting mid-tier Power Five conference schools—will find the camp most relevant.

Recruits should note that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means evaluation is handled by assistant coaching staff rather than the program's top decision-maker. The two-day format and afternoon-only schedule (four hours per day) offer moderate exposure compared to overnight or full-day residential camps. At $330, the cost is reasonable for a two-day D1 ID camp. No recent reviews are available to inform expectations about coaching quality or camp organization, so families may want to reach out directly to the program for specifics on what skill work and game-play evaluation will look like.

This camp is best suited for high school players with genuine interest in UC San Diego or the Big West Conference who want a low-pressure introduction to the program's evaluation process. Families seeking intensive one-on-one coaching or direct head-coach recruitment attention should consider that neither is guaranteed here. If you're interested, confirm whether a registration deadline has been set by contacting the program directly.