2026 Summer Full Day Soccer Camp 2 (ages 7-13)

TCU's 2026 Summer Full Day Soccer Camp 2 is a four-day day camp for girls ages 7–13 (grades 1–8 as of fall 2026), held July 20–23 in Fort Worth, Texas. The camp costs $355 and runs daily sessions without overnight accommodation. This is a skills and development clinic hosted by a Big 12 Division I program, not a college recruiting ID camp.

This camp is designed for youth soccer players in elementary and middle school who want exposure to a strong Division I women's program in a recreational setting. The age range (7–13) and grade structure clearly target younger, pre-high-school athletes. Families exploring what college soccer looks like, or seeking quality summer training from a Big 12 coaching staff, will find value here. This is not a recruiting event — no evaluation for college admission is taking place, and no roster or scholarship pathways are being assessed.

Prospective attendees should know upfront that this is a development camp, not an ID or recruiting camp. The head coach does not attend, so coaching staff evaluation is minimal to none. The four-day format provides more instructional time and repetition than a single-day clinic, which can help younger players build fundamental skills. At $355, the cost is moderate for a multi-day camp. Families should set realistic expectations: this is summer soccer training under college coaches, not a recruiting opportunity. No prior reviews are available to guide expectations.

This camp suits families with young soccer players who want quality instruction and exposure to a college program environment. It's not appropriate for high school recruits pursuing recruiting attention or evaluation. Skip this if your athlete is a rising 9th grader or older — you'll want to look for age-appropriate ID camps instead. For younger recreational or competitive youth players in the DFW area, it's a straightforward summer skills option with a reputable Big 12 program.