M.A.P. Summer Boys Goalkeeper Camp

The M.A.P. Summer Boys Goalkeeper Camp is a five-day, day-based clinic hosted by Stonehill College in Easton, Massachusetts. The camp runs July 6–10, 2026, and focuses exclusively on goalkeeper training and development. It is open to male players across multiple college divisions.

This camp is best suited for goalkeepers serious about improving their technical and tactical foundation, rather than a primary recruiting event. Because the head coach does not attend, the camp functions as a skills clinic rather than an active evaluation venue. Goalkeepers at any division level—from D3 prospects to D1 hopefuls—can benefit from specialized instruction, but families should approach this as a training opportunity to sharpen on-field performance, not as a platform for direct roster evaluation or coach connections at the highest level.

Goalkeepers should arrive ready to work on positioning, distribution, footwork, and game-situation decision-making under the guidance of Kyle Froberg and Stonehill's coaching staff. The five-day format provides meaningful cumulative training time compared to a single-session clinic, allowing for progression and feedback across multiple sessions. A note: the camp description mentions "residential," but the overnight field is marked false; families should contact the organizer directly to clarify whether lodging is available, as this would significantly affect the family's logistics and cost calculation. No pricing or age/grade cutoffs are listed, so confirm those details before committing.

This camp works well for goalkeepers who want to sharpen technique in a focused environment without the pressure of a high-stakes recruiting showcase. If you're a goalkeeper looking purely for exposure at the D1 level with direct coach recruitment, you'll want to prioritize camps where the head coach attends and is actively evaluating. Register early if a deadline is posted, or reach out to confirm all logistics before the 2026 summer season begins.