Division IID CampMen's

Summer ID Camp 2

D1 college soccer ID camp · New York, NY

CColumbia University

Columbia University

TBD

Jul 18-19, 2026

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Quick Facts

Date
Jul 18-19, 2026
Location
New York, NY
Gender
Men's
Division
D1
Type
ID Camp
Cost
TBD
Ages
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Overnight
Day camp
Head Coach
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About This Camp

Columbia University is hosting a two-day men's Division 1 ID camp on July 18–19, 2026, in New York City. The camp runs as a day program, meaning recruits attend sessions during daytime hours without overnight accommodation. This is a competitive recruiting event for a prestigious Ivy League institution.

This camp is designed for high school men's soccer players seriously considering D1 play at an academic powerhouse. Columbia competes in one of the nation's most selective athletic conferences, where admission standards are exceptionally rigorous. Recruits should have the technical skill and game intelligence expected at the D1 level, but understand that admission to Columbia requires a GPA, test scores, and academic profile that meet or exceed the university's non-athlete standards. The camp likely attracts players with realistic academic fit to Ivy League schools and genuine interest in that recruiting path.

Prospective attendees should know that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means coaching staff evaluation may be less intensive than at camps where the head coach is present. A two-day day camp still offers more exposure and training time than a single-day event, but the lack of overnight accommodation limits informal interaction with the coaching staff. No cost data is listed for this camp, so families should contact Columbia directly for registration fees and any payment deadlines. Because this is an Ivy League program, academic fit is as important as soccer ability—recruits should have a genuine interest in Columbia's academic programs, not just its athletic profile.

This camp serves families exploring D1 soccer within the context of elite academics and the Ivy League recruiting process. It is not suitable for recruits whose primary focus is D1 athletic scholarships (Ivy schools do not offer merit aid) or for players still developing their D1 foundation skills. Families should verify the registration deadline directly with Columbia's athletic department before committing to travel.

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By John Hull, founder of IDCampFinder

Soccer parent & recruiting researcher. How we evaluate camps · Reviewed May 5, 2026

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