College ID Camp

held at the University of Connecticut

Storrs, CT: July 5 - 8, 2017
Open to boys entering grades 9 - 12
Overnight: $699      Extended Day: $599

Campus Map & Packing Checklist

Camp Session Info:
College ID Camp General Info Letter
Playing Field Directions

The 2017 College ID Camp held at the University of Connecticut takes place July 5 - 8 in Storrs, Connecticut, and is open to boys entering grades 9 - 12. This national college showcase camp features more than 25+ College Coaches in attendance, offers a high-level training experience, and will give you a better understanding of the college recruiting process.

Led by Camp Director & Four-Time National Champion Collegiate Coach Ray Reid (the NCAA's second active winningest coach by percentage), this College ID Camp has an outstanding group of college coaches from Division I, II & III programs such as UConn, Wake Forest, Michigan State, Navy, UNLV, Rutgers, Wesleyan, Connecticut College, Ithaca and Bates, among others.

Our College ID Camp Technical Directors utilize their expansive soccer coaching experience and outstanding teaching skills to help to create a challenging training environment while giving college coaches plenty of time to see players train and compete.

Camp training activities are designed to give players a taste of the college soccer experience with special sessions on leadership, nutrition and the college recruiting process offered as well. Evening 11 v 11 matches provide a valuable opportunity for players to showcase their skills in a competitive match environment.

Last year's College ID Camp sold-out early so we encourage you
to register early to guarantee your spot at the 2017 camp.

2017 Collegiate Coaches/Programs


The Ray Reid Soccer School's College ID Camp held at UConn camp staff includes coaches from the following colleges/universities who train attending players, observe sessions & evening matches, and deliver valuable guidance on the recruiting process. These programs are carefully selected to provide players with exposure to a diverse range of college programs, ranging from Division I - III and offering a broad geographical footprint. Click on the image below for links to each attending school.


College ID Resource Materials

  1. Leadership
    Team Captain Leadership Playbook - Paul Cino

  2. Nutrition
    Sport Nutrition for the Young Athlete - Nancy Rodriguez, PhD, RD, CSSD, FACSM

  3. College Selection/Athletics
    Items to Consider When Choosing a College and Looking to Play Soccer - Rebecca Bacher

  4. NCAA Rules Education
    NCAA guidelines, compliance, eligibility, admissions and financial aid considerations for student-athletes