ID Season tracks every US college soccer, baseball, softball, lacrosse and field hockey program (NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA and junior college) and puts their ID and prospect camps on one map and calendar. For soccer, see which teams are losing players at your player's position. Then plan the camps that count.
Pick a sport to see its camps on the map. One Premium plan covers all five.
For many college programs, an ID camp (in baseball and softball, a prospect camp) is where a coach first sees a player in person: on their field, with their staff, in their drills. It's also your family's best look at the campus, the team and the coaches.
Spend your weekends at the camps that fit, not hunting for them.
Soccer, baseball, softball, lacrosse or field hockey; men's or women's; D1 to junior college, any mix of conferences, regions and states. Upcoming camps only, unless you want last year's for timing.
For soccer, we read every roster we can and count the seniors leaving at each position, so a center back can find the colleges losing defenders.
See camps on a map and a month-by-month calendar, then register on the college's own camp page. We check for new camps twice a week.
Each dot is a college program: soccer, baseball, softball, lacrosse and field hockey side by side. The pulsing rings are confirmed ID and prospect camps for 2026–27.
College-run ID and prospect camps for soccer and lacrosse (men's and women's), baseball, softball and field hockey, plus multi-college soccer, baseball and softball showcases with the colleges attending. Premium adds exact dates and registration links.
See when camps cluster, plan travel around the high school season, and use last year's dates to know what's coming.
For soccer, filter to colleges losing at least 1, 2, 3 or more players at your position. It's an estimate from public rosters, and it's a strong clue.
Camps are posted in waves. ID Season checks every program twice a week, so new camps show up within a few days.
One-day soccer ID clinics, lacrosse and field hockey prospect days, and baseball and softball fall prospect camps.
Holiday-break and spring ID camps open for registration.
The big summer ID camps announce dates. Early spots go first.
The busiest stretch: multi-day camps on campuses across the country.
Boys and girls, D1 dreams or a great D3 fit, close to home or across the country. ID Season helps you spend the time, travel and camp fees where they matter most.
An identification camp is a camp run by a college's coaching staff, usually on campus, where high school players train and play in front of those coaches. Coaches use them to evaluate players they might recruit, and families use them to see the school.
Soccer and lacrosse (men's and women's), baseball, softball and field hockey: every US college program at NCAA Division I, II and III, NAIA and junior colleges. Pick the sport at the top of the app.
Mostly the name. Soccer calls them ID camps; baseball and softball usually say prospect camps. Either way, it's a camp run by a college's coaches where they evaluate high school players.
From colleges' own public camp and roster pages, the NCAA directory, and U.S. Department of Education data. We check camp pages twice a week and rosters every week. Details can change, so always confirm on the camp's own page before you register.
It's for soccer so far. We count the seniors and graduate or fifth-year players at each position on a team's current roster. Their spots usually open for the next freshman class. It's an estimate: coaches may already have commitments, and some seniors return for another year. We store team totals only, never player names.
No. ID Season is independent and isn't affiliated with the NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA, any conference, any college or any camp organizer. We don't run camps or take registrations.
Exact dates and registration links for this season's camps, the position filters and each team's open spots, email alerts for every college you save (free members get them for 3), and a season planner that puts your camps in your calendar. It's $4.99 a month or $19.99 for the season (a yearly plan), and you can cancel anytime. The map, calendar and every college stay free.
Find the camps, the coaches and the open spots, all in one place.
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