He has an opportunity to play on a team this Fall that has a strong record of getting players in front of scouts and a large network of coaches (based on the feedback I'm getting from the families who played on the team this summer). I'll be speaking with the coach today.
The question is not the team's overall placement record, but the ability to find a D1 home during Fall ball for seniors. That's a frank discussion with the coach today.
Keeping hope alive: a pitcher from our neck of the woods just committed to a Patriot League school. The door is not shut.
Having said that, curious as to how you define limited success at the HF camp. Quite often recruiters see things that we (as parents) do not (and vice versa). HF is one of the last national stages, so if college recruiters have not given him high grades, then you may have some thinking to do. But that recruiter assessment needs to be validated.
FWIW: there are many cases where the D3 athlete makes the jump to a D1 after a successful Spring campaign.