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Camps are used for many purposes, from the opportunity to make money, to provide instruction, etc. Certainly though coaches want the chance to see you and if this is a chance to be seen I don't see where there's anything to lose.

Are they primary recruiting tools-typically not. But, again, if you are interested in a specific school and they have a HS age camp I'd say go. If memory serves, I believ that Harvard and Yale have camps. Not sure about the others and like I said in the last post, Stanford has a camp each summer where typically 30+ schools are present and typically all of the Ivies are there.
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Yale has a summer camp that, in the past, the Cornell coach has worked. Brown has a camp in the summer as well as in the fall. I think the Brown and Dartmouth coaches have been at the Best in Virginia (or some name to that effect) held in July. The Stamford camp is the best place to go if you can get in. There's the HeadFirst camp that is for higher academic students although I don't know if it is still in existence - I do know that in the past many of the Ivy coaches have attended. Columbia used to have a camp, too. The Ivy coaches also go to Team One events. You might call the coaching staff at the Ivies you are intersted in to find out which events they are attending this year.

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