Summer Boys Goalkeeper Camp

Stonehill College's Summer Boys Goalkeeper Camp is a five-day residential clinic running June 21–25, 2026, in Easton, Massachusetts. The camp focuses exclusively on goalkeeper training and is open to male players across multiple college divisions. It is a skills-focused clinic rather than a recruiting ID camp, meaning the primary emphasis is technical development rather than NCAA roster evaluation.

This camp is best suited for goalkeepers of any age or grade level who want concentrated instruction in their position. Because it spans multiple divisions and does not filter by age or graduation year, it serves as a broad exposure event—useful for younger keepers (middle school through early high school) who are exploring their options, as well as for older players seeking to refine their craft before recruiting season. The residential format and multi-day structure provide more training volume and coach contact than a typical single-day session, which can be valuable for goalkeepers working on consistency and game-situation awareness.

Recruits should know that the head coach does not attend this camp, so the coaching staff is not conducting formal recruiting evaluations. The camp is led by Kyle Froberg and specialized goalkeeper coaches whose primary role is instruction rather than NCAA scouting. The residential overnight format does create informal coaching contact beyond what a day clinic would offer, though that contact is not part of an organized recruiting pipeline. No cost information is publicly listed, so families should contact Stonehill directly to understand the price and what is included. Because the camp is skills-based and open to all divisions, competition for individual attention may be higher than at a smaller, program-specific ID camp.

This camp works best for goalkeepers who prioritize technical development and want exposure to college-level coaching in a lower-stakes environment. Families pursuing D1 or D2 offers should use this primarily as a training tool, not as a recruiting venue. If goalkeeper instruction and exposure are your goals, the five-day residential format is a solid option; if recruiting evaluation and direct coach contact with a specific program are your priority, look for a head-coach-attended ID camp instead.