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Hawaiʻi Professional ID Camp

Three days. Professional eyes. A real opportunity to be seen.

We're bringing professional scouts, coaches and representation to Hawaiʻi for what we aim to make the largest professional identification event ever held in the islands. This isn't just a training camp: it's a chance for Hawaiʻi's most ambitious young players to perform in front of professional clubs.

When
[Dates] · Fri–Sun
Where
[Venue], Hawaiʻi
Who
Players born 2009–2013
Price
[Price]
Who'll be watching

Scouts from professional clubs at every camp

Keola Paredes in EnglandKeola in England, where he signed for semi-pro side Thamesmead Town in 2017, the first Hawaiian in recent history to play in the English football league pyramid.

Keola Paredes

UEFA A licence coach and 68 Football founder, and the first Hawaiian in recent history to play in the English football league pyramid. Leads the on-field programme.

Aleksander Filipovic working with the German national teamAleksander (right) with Marcus Sorg, assistant coach for Germany and now Barcelona, while working with the German national team, four-time world champions.

Aleksander Filipovic

Co-leads the training and identification sessions. Has worked with the German national team, four-time world champions, and coached Keola as a teenager at Valley Isle Soccer Academy on Maui.

Jerome Davis with Eddy DavisJerome with Eddy Davis III after Eddy signed a professional homegrown contract with Philadelphia Union, MLS.

Jerome Davis

FIFA-licensed agent, giving families the representation side of the professional game.

The weekend

Three days, four chances to be seen

  1. Friday evening

    Player and family Q&A

    Keola, the visiting scouts and agents explain what clubs look for, how players are found and recruited, and what the pathway to the pro game really looks like.

  2. Saturday morning

    Training and ID session 1

    A high-level session with scouts evaluating every player.

  3. Saturday afternoon

    Training and ID session 2

    A second session, so scouts see every player more than once and in different situations.

  4. Sunday

    Showcase match

    The weekend ends with a competitive match, so players can show what they can do in a real game.

Age groupOlders · born 2009–2011
Age groupYoungers · born 2012–2013
Book your place

Places are limited so every player gets seen

We keep numbers capped so scouts can properly evaluate every player across the weekend.

  • Friday player and family Q&A
  • Two training and ID sessions
  • Sunday showcase match
  • [Kit, food or other inclusions]

Hawaiʻi Professional ID Camp

[Price][Dates] · [Venue] · [Number] places per age groupBook a placeA parent or guardian books for players under 18 and is welcome at every session. Payment is taken securely by Stripe.
Will my child get a contract or trial?

Clubs decide who they follow up with. The camp gives every player a genuine chance to be evaluated by professional scouts.

Who can come?

Players born 2009 to 2013, split into Olders (2009–2011) and Youngers (2012–2013).