2026 Summer Prospect ID Clinic 2

The University of Richmond's Summer 2 Prospect ID Clinic is a two-day women's soccer ID camp hosted July 25–26, 2026, in Richmond, Virginia. The camp serves recruits exploring NCAA Division 1, 2, and 3 options and runs as a day program (no overnight option). It includes technical and tactical training plus specialized goalkeeper instruction.

This camp targets a broad age range—rising 8th through 12th graders—which means it functions as both an early-exposure event for younger players and a prospect-evaluation opportunity for older recruits. The multi-division format indicates Richmond will assess players across D1, D2, and D3 program levels, so attending families should understand this as a general recruitment showcase rather than a focused D1 ID event. If you're a rising 9th or 10th grader, expect this to be an introduction to college recruiting; if you're rising 11th or 12th grade, treat it as a serious evaluation setting.

Families should note that the head coach does not attend this clinic, which means the session is led by assistant or developmental staff rather than decision-makers in the recruiting process. That said, the camp is structured as an ID clinic, not a skills-development camp, so instructional staff will be taking names and noting standout performances for file purposes. The two-day format gives more film and training time than a single-day event. Bring footage of recent games if you have it, and expect modest crowds typical of non-showcase ID events in midsummer.

This camp works best for club players at any competitive level who want multi-division exposure without the cost or time commitment of a large showcase. It's a reasonable fit if you're in the mid-Atlantic region and exploring whether D2 or D3 programs align with your goals. If you're a rising 11th or 12th grader with serious D1 aspirations, prioritize camps where the head coach is present. No registration deadline is listed; check the school's athletics website for current openings.