Men's College Lacrosse Prospect Days & Recruiting Camps
Upcoming men's lacrosse prospect days, ID clinics and showcases, refreshed every morning
As of September 24, 2026, Recruit Plan lists 106 upcoming college men's lacrosse prospect days, ID clinics and camps, 49 of them in the next 30 days. That includes 19 at NCAA Division I programs, 12 at Division II, 19 at Division III, 3 at NAIA, plus 33 multi-school showcases where several college staffs evaluate at once. The most events are in Pennsylvania, New York, Colorado. Every listing links to the official registration page, and the directory is refreshed every morning from registration platforms, event organizers and the programs themselves.
How to use lacrosse prospect days in recruiting
A lacrosse prospect day is a one-day event a college program runs on its own campus so its coaches can see players they might recruit. ID clinics are the same idea under another name. Multi-school clinics and showcases bring several college staffs to one event.
A prospect day is worth the most when the coach already knows who you are, or at a program where your level of play fits the roster. It works alongside club tournaments, which is where most evaluation happens, rather than replacing them. Email the coach before you go and again within a day or two after.
Guides: what a lacrosse prospect day is, whether prospect days are worth it and how to email a coach before and after.
Updated Sep 24, 2026 · 106 upcoming men's events
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Recruit Plan aggregates lacrosse prospect days, clinics, and camps from registration platforms, event organizers, and college programs to help families discover recruiting opportunities. Visit the original source for the most current information.