2026 Summer Half Day Soccer Camp 1 (ages 4-6)

TCU's 2026 Summer Half Day Soccer Camp is a four-day day clinic held June 1–4 in Fort Worth, Texas, hosted by the Division I women's soccer program. The camp is designed for children ages 4–6 (Pre-K to 1st grade as of fall 2026) and costs $195. This is a skills and development clinic, not a college recruiting event.

This camp is for young children in the earliest stages of soccer exposure. There is no recruiting evaluation happening at this age level. Families should understand this as a summer enrichment activity run by a college program, similar to youth skill camps offered by many universities. The age range—rising kindergarten through 1st grade—makes this an introduction to the sport in a structured environment, not a pathway to future recruitment conversations.

Parents should know upfront that this is a half-day format for very young players, which means limited contact time and instruction tailored to early childhood development rather than competitive soccer. The head coach does not attend these camps, and the instruction is delivered by volunteer or part-time staff. At this age, the focus is on basic ball touch, teamwork concepts, and fun. The $195 cost is reasonable for a four-day half-day program at a Division I university, though families should evaluate it against local youth club options offering similar developmental content.

This camp serves families who want their young child to experience soccer in a college environment and value the TCU brand and coaching. It is not appropriate for families looking for competitive evaluation, recruiting exposure, or any path toward a college roster. If your child is 4–6 years old and interested in a summer soccer activity, this is worth considering alongside other local options. Families with older elementary-age children or middle schoolers pursuing recruiting should look elsewhere.