College Soccer Prospect ID — Women's Weymouth

College Soccer Prospect ID hosts this women's ID camp on May 30, 2026, at Weymouth Soccer Complex in Weymouth, Massachusetts. The single-day event runs morning and afternoon sessions and welcomes players ages 14–18. It is a multi-division showcase, meaning college coaches from NCAA Division I, II, and III programs attend to evaluate talent. The format includes coach-led training, 7v7 games, and 11v11 play, with NCAA compliance and limited enrollment to preserve evaluation quality.

This camp fits families exploring where their daughter stands relative to college soccer recruits across multiple divisions. Because it draws coaches from D1, D2, and D3 programs, it serves as a broad exposure event rather than a targeted recruiting venue for any single division. The age range (14–18) suggests it welcomes younger players seeking early exposure alongside upperclassmen in active pursuit. It is not a skills-development clinic; it is specifically designed for evaluation. If your daughter is uncertain which division level matches her game, or if she wants face-time with multiple college programs in one day, this format provides that breadth.

Recruits should note that the head coach of College Soccer Prospect ID does not attend the camp, meaning evaluation is handled by program representatives rather than a recognized high-level coach whose endorsement carries weight in recruiting. That said, the camp is NCAA compliant and explicitly states that college coaches provide verbal feedback to each participant, which distinguishes it from a purely commercial event. The single-day format offers less training time and informal coach contact than a multi-day or overnight camp; plan for focused evaluation within a condensed window. No cost information is listed, so contact the organizer directly before committing. No prior reviews are available, so you cannot yet gauge participant experience from past attendees.

This camp works best for families seeking low-barrier exposure to college programs across divisions in a single afternoon. It is not the right fit for players already targeting one specific division or program, nor for families seeking deep coaching feedback or multi-day evaluation. If broad, one-day visibility across D1, D2, and D3 is your goal, it is worth investigating. Confirm the registration deadline and cost directly with the organizer.