Summer ID Camp

Case Western Reserve is hosting a two-day men's Division III ID camp in Cleveland on August 7–8, 2026. The event includes a showcase game on the first day and the ID evaluation camp on the second. It is a day camp (no overnight housing), meaning recruits will commute or arrange their own lodging.

This camp is best suited for high school players seriously considering Division III soccer and interested in exploring fit at a selective academic institution. Case Western is known as a rigorous engineering and liberal arts school, so the recruiting lens here likely includes academics alongside soccer ability. Families weighing D3 options—particularly those looking at schools that emphasize both athletic and academic performance—will find this a relevant evaluation opportunity. No specific age or class-year bounds are listed, so the camp is open to a wide range of high school grades.

One practical note: the head coach does not attend this camp, which means coaching staff presence and evaluation intensity may be lighter than at camps where the head coach is on site. The two-day format, including a game-day component, does give recruits extra time on display compared to a single-afternoon clinic. Cost details are not posted online, so contact the program directly for fee information. No prior camp reviews are available, so there is no track record to reference.

This camp works well for recruits genuinely interested in Case Western or using it as a D3 comparison point against other selective academic programs. Families looking for a high-profile recruiting showcase with heavy coaching staff attention may want to prioritize camps where the head coach is present. If you are considering this event, reach out to the program soon to confirm registration deadlines and cost, and to ask about what coaching staff will be evaluating.