Summer College Prospect Elite ID Camp - Stonehill College/Boys

The Summer College Prospect Elite ID Camp at Stonehill College is a three-day day camp running July 17–19, 2026, in North Easton, Massachusetts. This is a multi-division recruiting event for boys entering grades 9–12. The camp costs between $310 and $750 depending on registration timing and format. It combines technical training, small-sided games, coach evaluations, and lectures on the recruiting process, with coaching staff drawn from D1, D2, and D3 programs.

This camp is designed as a broad-exposure event for families exploring college soccer options across multiple divisions. Because it welcomes incoming 9th through 12th graders, it serves both early-stage explorers and more advanced recruits. The multi-division structure means you'll encounter coaches from various competitive levels—useful if you're still testing fit, but also a signal that this isn't a specialized showcase for a single tier. If you're a rising 9th or 10th grader, this is an appropriate entry point to college recruiting. If you're a junior or senior with a clear division target, you may find the breadth less focused than a single-division elite camp.

Recruits should know upfront that the head coach at Stonehill does not attend this camp, which means the evaluations are conducted by visiting staff and the host institution's assistant coaches rather than the head coach himself. This is standard for third-party showcase camps, but it's worth understanding—your primary feedback will come from college coaches observing a one-time performance rather than from sustained film review. The three-day format does provide more training and game time than a single-day clinic, which can give coaches multiple looks at your play. The cost range ($310–$750) is moderate for a three-day overnight-free camp, so families should confirm what's included at their registration price point.

This camp makes sense for families with boys in the 9th–12th grade range who want exposure to multiple college programs without committing to a single-division or elite-tier event. It's well-suited to early-stage explorers and mid-level recruits testing their fit across D1, D2, and D3 options. Families of senior players with a clear target division or coaches who are already engaged in one-on-one recruiting conversations may find a more specialized camp more valuable. No registration deadline is listed, so monitor Stonehill's website or contact the camp directly for cutoff dates as July approaches.