X1 Showcase Camp - Orlando

The X1 Showcase Camp – Orlando is a single-day ID camp for male players ages 13–17, held July 24, 2026, at Webber International University in Babson Park, Florida. It's organized by EXACT Sports and bills itself as a multi-division event combining showcase training and gameplay with NCAA college coaches in attendance. All matches are filmed in HD and made available for distribution to NCAA programs.

This camp is designed for a broad age range of developing players exploring multi-division college soccer options. Because it spans ages 13–17 without grade-year specificity, families should clarify whether the camp separates younger and older cohorts or groups them together. The multi-division format suggests exposure to D1, D2, and D3 scouts in one setting, which can be valuable for players unsure of their eventual tier. However, the lack of head-coach attendance from the host institution and the absence of program-tier information means this is a showcase venue, not a home recruiting event where a single school's coaching staff is actively evaluating for their roster.

The HD video distribution is the camp's stated selling point—recruits and families receive filmed footage that can be sent directly to NCAA coaching contacts. That's a practical asset if you already have a recruiting list building. However, the camp's cost is unlisted on the directory, so confirm pricing before committing. No prior reviews are available on file, which means there's no independent feedback yet on the quality of coaching instruction, video turnaround time, or actual NCAA coach attendance. Ask the organizer directly about coach credentials, how many programs typically send scouts, and the timeline for receiving your child's video files.

This camp suits families who want a multi-division showcase experience and value having game film they can distribute themselves. It's less ideal if you're seeking one-on-one coaching feedback or the intensive evaluation environment of a head-coach-led camp. If your player is a younger teenager (13–14) exploring the recruiting landscape broadly, this could be a low-pressure introduction; older players (16–17) may find more targeted value in division-specific or overnight camps. Confirm the registration deadline and cost directly with EXACT Sports before deciding.