Per NCAA rules, all Elite 100 ID Camps are open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level, and/or gender).

We welcome players ages 14–18, typically freshmen through seniors in high school.

The majority of participants play competitive club or high school soccer and are serious about playing at the college level. We welcome all committed players who want to challenge themselves.

Yes! Many players attend multiple events for additional exposure and experience.

Registration will close once the camp reaches capacity. A waitlist may be available.

Once registration is complete, 25% of the camp tuition and any associated convenience fees are non-refundable. The remaining 75% may be refunded if requested at least one month before the event date (e.g., for a December 1st camp, the refund deadline is November 1st).

After that deadline, you may request a credit toward a future Elite 100 event in your area. Refund eligibility is based on the original camp date. To request a refund, use the “Contact Us” link.

Please do not contact coaches, facilities, or other affiliated parties regarding refunds. They do not manage or influence refund decisions.

We work hard to ensure advertised coach attendance, but their absence is not a valid reason for a refund.

In the case of weather or other uncontrollable events:

• If 50% or more of the camp takes place, the event is considered complete.
• If less than 50% takes place, we will work with local hosts to reschedule and your registration will be credited to the new date.

We strive to keep camps affordable and occasionally offer promo codes or discounts. At this time, we do not offer need-based financial aid.

Yes, we cap registration to maintain a low player-to-coach ratio and maximize visibility. Camps often sell out, so early registration is encouraged.

Each camp hosts between X- X college coaches, representing a variety of NCAA divisions and programs.

Yes. Camp sessions are structured to give all coaches a chance to evaluate every player.

While no offers are guaranteed, attending coaches are actively evaluating talent and may follow up post-camp.

Depending on NCAA division rules and the time of year, some coaches may be limited in how they interact with players. However, they are actively evaluating and may follow up afterward if interested.

While attending does not guarantee recruitment, playing live in front of college coaches is one of the most effective ways to be seen and potentially recruited.

Coach attendance is rarely affected, but unforeseen conflicts may arise. We guarantee a strong lineup of coaches, and refunds are not issued due to changes in coach availability.

Cleats, shin guards, a properly inflated soccer ball, water, and appropriate soccer attire. A checklist will be emailed after registration.

No specific uniform is required. Players should wear typical training gear.

Yes, parents are welcome to observe from designated areas.

No. Please bring your own water and snacks.

Check-in begins 30 minutes before the start of camp. Please arrive early to allow time for warm-up and final instructions.

Yes, all players receive instruction and evaluation based on their position.

Yes. Goalkeepers receive a full hour of specialized training with a current collegiate goalkeeper coach. For the remaining two hours, they participate in small-sided and full-field games.

Most camps include a Q&A session where players and parents can ask coaches about recruiting, academics, and college life.

We do our best to proceed rain or shine. In severe weather, we’ll notify all registrants.

• If 50% or more of the camp is completed prior to inclement weather cancellation occurring then the camp will be considered completed without a refund.
• Anything less than 50% of the camp, we will work with the local host to set a new date and your registration will be carried over as a credit to the corresponding make-up date.

Videos are delivered within X-X business days after the event.

We aim to capture quality highlights from all gameplay and cannot accommodate  custom clip requests.

Like institutional camps held on an NCAA institution’s campus, this non-institutional event is open to any and all participants and is only restricted by age, grade or enrollment numbers. No registrant of the camp will receive free or reduced camp tuition.

No, camps are not a tryout. Elite 100 camps give athlete’s the opportunity to be instructed by college coaches and improve their skill sets.