Summer ID Camp

Stetson University is hosting a two-day men's soccer ID camp on August 1–2, 2026, in DeLand, Florida. The camp is a day event (not overnight) for grades 9 through college sophomores and costs $286. Stetson competes in NCAA Division I within the ASUN conference.

This camp is designed for a wide age range—from rising 9th graders exploring college soccer to current college players—but that breadth suggests it functions partly as a development event and partly as a recruiting venue. Stetson's program tier is classified as developing, meaning it is not an elite or high-profile D1 program. Families with realistic D1 ambitions should be aware that spots at stronger programs are harder to come by; this camp offers exposure to a legitimate D1 option but not to a nationally prominent one. The school's selective academic profile means student-athletes should expect genuine attention to grades.

The head coach does not attend this camp, which is a material fact. Without head-coach presence, evaluation will likely be conducted by assistant staff, and coaching decisions may not happen on-site. As a two-day event, the camp provides more training and observation time than a single-day session, though the day format limits informal coaching contact compared to overnight camps. The $286 cost is moderate for a two-day ID camp. No previous camp reviews are available for this event, so prospective attendees have no peer feedback on program quality or experience.

This camp makes sense for rising 9th through 10th graders seeking early D1 exposure and for players genuinely interested in Stetson's program and location. Families pursuing top-tier D1 attention should prioritize camps hosted by higher-ranked programs. If you are considering this camp, confirm your interest early—no registration deadline is listed, but early registration often closes before the camp date.