In preparation for the upcoming month-long 2025 Summer Camps, West Virginia football will start hosting groups of high school athletes to campus this weekend.
Although these camps are purely developmental for some athletes, they also give prospective recruits who have received offers a chance to showcase their abilities to the WVU coaching staff, who may also find undiscovered talent that merits an offer. Several high school athletes have already declared their intention to go to a Morgantown camp during the summer.
Coaches and staff members can assess a player’s suitability for the program based on their skill set and cultural fit by interacting with them during drills and observing their performance against level competition. Additionally, giving prospective recruits comments might help shape them into better athletes before they even set foot on campus.
These camps will be held in West Virginia this summer; one is being promoted as a kids camp on June 9th, while the other seven are targeted at individuals who may play NCAA football in the near future.
On Sunday, June 1st, the Mountaineers will begin with an Elite One-Day Camp. The first of four such camps will take place during the month; the others are planned for June 6, June 18, and June 20. In addition to a specialty camp on June 18, there are two 7-on-7 and Big Man Camps planned for the month on June 11 and June 13.
