Summer College Prospect Elite ID Camp - Boys

Stonehill College is hosting a Summer College Prospect Elite ID Camp for boys from June 21–25, 2026, in Easton, Massachusetts. This is a multi-division ID camp—meaning it draws coaches from NCAA Division I, II, and III programs—running as a five-day residential event. The camp centers on college coach evaluations and recruiting exposure across multiple NCAA levels.

This camp is positioned for boys at various stages of the recruiting pipeline. Since it accepts multiple divisions, it can serve both families with D1 ambitions and those exploring D2 or D3 fit. However, without stated age or graduation-year bounds, it's unclear whether this is aimed at current high school players, rising freshmen, or a mix. The multi-division format means recruits will see coaching staff from schools of different sizes and competitiveness, which can be valuable for families still defining their college fit but also means coaching attention per recruit may be spread thin.

Recruits should know that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means evaluations will be conducted by assistant staff or recruiting coordinators rather than the decision-maker. The five-day overnight format does offer more contact time and informal interaction than a single-day session would. No cost information is published, so families should contact the camp directly to confirm registration fees before committing. There are no prior reviews on file, so you won't find feedback from past attendees on the camp's quality, coaching, or value for money.

This camp makes sense for families still in the exploratory phase of recruiting and comfortable with the multi-division model. If you're a rising senior with a specific D1 or strong D2 program in mind, you'll likely find more focused evaluation at a dedicated single-division camp. Families seriously considering Stonehill itself should keep in mind that the head coach's absence is a limiting factor in direct recruiting conversations. Confirm the cost and age/grad-year eligibility with the camp organizers before registering.