2026 June College ID Camp

TCU is hosting a one-day women's soccer ID camp on June 27–28, 2026, in Fort Worth. The camp is open to girls in grades 8 through college juniors as of fall 2026. Participants will pay $335 to attend. This is a non-residential day camp run by a Big 12 Division 1 program, meaning athletes will train and be evaluated on-site but return home each evening.

This camp fits families exploring D1 recruiting fit at a strong program within a Power Conference. The wide grade band—from rising 8th graders through rising college juniors—signals that TCU is casting a broad net for exposure and development, not narrowing to a specific recruiting class. Prospective students interested in TCU's women's program, whether as early-stage explorers or late-stage recruits, will find relevant competition and coaching here. The school's selective academic tier means that academic profile will factor into how the coaching staff views fit; strong soccer players without realistic academic credentials should weigh that reality before attending.

The head coach does not attend this camp, which is worth noting. Evaluation will fall to assistant coaches and staff, not the person making final roster decisions. This is common at day camps, but it means direct communication with head-coaching authority is unlikely. A two-day format does provide more training and observation time than a typical single-day clinic, giving players more chances to demonstrate consistency. At $335, the cost is moderate for a D1 ID camp. No prior attendee reviews are available to inform expectations about camp organization, field quality, or coach interaction patterns.

This camp makes sense for families genuinely interested in TCU's program and willing to travel to Fort Worth. Younger players—rising 8th and 9th graders—should view this as an exposure event rather than a recruiting moment; offers and roster interest typically begin forming later. Recruits closer to college eligibility (Class of 2026 and earlier) will find real evaluation value here, provided their academics align with the school's profile. If you are not interested in TCU specifically or if your family is pursuing a narrower recruiting timeline, a camp at a program higher on your wish list may be a better use of $335. No registration deadline is posted; contact the program directly to confirm dates and availability.