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Northwest Showcase includes a dynamic warm up, speed, agility and quickness evaluation drills that do not use a 40-yard dash, individual position drills, group position drills, and 1-on-1 position competition. This is a non padded camp, and participants use cleats, shorts, and a shirt instead of pads and helmets.
• Ages: 14–18 years old
• Schedule: Multiple position-based sessions on Saturday, June 6, with separate morning and afternoon options
Last year's Northwest Showcase had over 215 college coaches on the field from more than 45 colleges in attendance. The camp is open to any and all participants, limited only by age, grade, or number of participants, and no invite is needed to attend. Each session and position has a cap, and some positions are capped to provide more reps, with positions capped to make sure players attending receive enough reps. The only difference between sessions is that morning and afternoon sessions are for different positions, with no difference between sessions of the same position. Participants can do multiple sessions if they purchase the sessions and wear the shirt that goes with that session. Security and fencing will be used to prevent cutting in lines. This is a non refundable program, as all registration fees collected for Northwest Showcase are non-refundable for any reason once payment has been submitted. Awards will be handed out at the end of each session, and the cost of the awards is included in the registration fee in compliance with NCAA rules. Parents and spectators can watch from the grandstand and are allowed to attend Northwest Showcase with no fee to watch. The Northwest Showcase is now sold out, and last year the event hit capacity early and had more than 500 people on the waitlist.
Testimonials about Northwest Showcase include: “This camp has more guys we are interested in then probably any other camp we will attend.” from 247 Sports Director of Recruiting Brandon Huffman. High School on SI Director of Recruiting Andrew Nemac stated, “Great camp, super organized, ton of reps for players.” and also said, “Northwest Showcase camp grade: A+ Too often camps in the state of Oregon promise an elite prospect and schools list only to see many of the top prospects and Power 5 schools bow out at the last minute. The Northwest Showcase delivered loaded with quality prospects that was remarkably well-organized and streamlined to get its athletes reps at the correct competition level.”
Last updated June 12, 2026.
• Ages: 14–18 years old
• Schedule: Multiple position-based sessions on Saturday, June 6, with separate morning and afternoon options
Last year's Northwest Showcase had over 215 college coaches on the field from more than 45 colleges in attendance. The camp is open to any and all participants, limited only by age, grade, or number of participants, and no invite is needed to attend. Each session and position has a cap, and some positions are capped to provide more reps, with positions capped to make sure players attending receive enough reps. The only difference between sessions is that morning and afternoon sessions are for different positions, with no difference between sessions of the same position. Participants can do multiple sessions if they purchase the sessions and wear the shirt that goes with that session. Security and fencing will be used to prevent cutting in lines. This is a non refundable program, as all registration fees collected for Northwest Showcase are non-refundable for any reason once payment has been submitted. Awards will be handed out at the end of each session, and the cost of the awards is included in the registration fee in compliance with NCAA rules. Parents and spectators can watch from the grandstand and are allowed to attend Northwest Showcase with no fee to watch. The Northwest Showcase is now sold out, and last year the event hit capacity early and had more than 500 people on the waitlist.
Testimonials about Northwest Showcase include: “This camp has more guys we are interested in then probably any other camp we will attend.” from 247 Sports Director of Recruiting Brandon Huffman. High School on SI Director of Recruiting Andrew Nemac stated, “Great camp, super organized, ton of reps for players.” and also said, “Northwest Showcase camp grade: A+ Too often camps in the state of Oregon promise an elite prospect and schools list only to see many of the top prospects and Power 5 schools bow out at the last minute. The Northwest Showcase delivered loaded with quality prospects that was remarkably well-organized and streamlined to get its athletes reps at the correct competition level.”
Last updated June 12, 2026.
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