The University of Denver Men's Soccer Camps offer youth summer training, including position-specific and college ID camps, run by the DU Pioneers men's soccer program. The primary venue is the University of Denver Soccer Stadium on the DU campus.
Right nowThe 2026 season has wrapped — 12 sessions ran this year.Follow this provider below and we'll email you when new sessions post with open registration.
On record12 past sessions
Past sessions — 2026
12 ended sessions · kept for reference — statuses no longer apply
01Forward Youth Position-Specific Training
Ended
Ages 7-13·Jul 1-Aug 5·Sports
Forward-specific training for boys and girls ages U8-U13, capped at 12 players, with position drills, small-sided games, and game scenarios led by DU coaches and current players at the DU Soccer Stadium.
Midfielder-specific training for boys and girls ages U8-U13, capped at 12 players, with position drills, small-sided games, and realistic game scenarios led by DU coaches and current players.
Defender-specific training for boys and girls ages U8-U13, capped at 12 players, with position drills, small-sided games, and realistic game scenarios led by DU coaches and current players.
Goalkeeper-specific training for boys and girls ages U8-U13, capped at 12 players, with position drills, small-sided games, and realistic game scenarios led by DU coaches and current players.
A 4-week college-level goalkeeper training and ID program for U15-U18 keepers, covering shot-stopping, footwork, handling, distribution, 1v1s, and command of the box, led by the DU staff and current goalkeepers.
Two-day boys prospect summer ID camp (ages 13-18) directed by the DU Men's Soccer staff, with training sessions, competitive matches, and exposure to visiting college coaches at the DU Soccer Stadium.
Residential or commuter camp for boys and girls ages 8-13 to train in a college environment under the DU Men's Soccer staff, with training sessions, competitive games, and a tournament at the DU Soccer Stadium.
One-day boys prospect ID showcase (ages 13-18) at the DU Soccer Stadium, giving field players and keepers exposure to college coaches through training sessions, matches, and small-sided games.
Goalkeeper-only registration for DU's one-day boys prospect ID showcase (ages 13-18), offering exposure to visiting college coaches via training sessions and competitive matches at the DU Soccer Stadium.
Two-day boys prospect summer ID camp (ages 14-18) run by the DU Men's Soccer staff, with tactical sessions, competitive matches, and exposure to visiting college coaches at the DU Soccer Stadium.
Two-day boys prospect showcase (ages 13-18) built for maximum college-coach exposure, where players display their abilities purely through gameplay in 4v4, 7v7, and 11v11 competitions at the DU Soccer Stadium.
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Great location with an awesome view of the mountains. Bring sunglasses as the sun sets right in your eyes as you watch the game. Easy to go get food/drinks inside as its next to the arena for their ice hockey team
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The University of Denver Soccer Stadium is an awesome venue for catching a college soccer match! The staff is super welcoming, creating a warm and inviting vibe from the moment you arrive. The announcers keep the energy high with clear and lively commentary, enhancing the game-day experience. Parking is plentiful, so getting in and out is a breeze, and the tailgating adds a fun, festive touch. The concessions and facilities are standard stadium quality—dependable and satisfying. All in all, a top-notch spot for soccer fans and a great place for a memorable outing! Highly recommend!
Nice Stadium and I do love DU Soccer. Unfortunately they lost this time, and I missed their lone goal because of slow food lines at halftime.
Seats are hard metal. Not a big deal but seat cushions are a good idea.