ACU Summer ID Camp I

ACU Summer ID Camp I is a single-day women's Division 1 ID camp hosted by Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas on June 6, 2026. The camp runs during the day (overnight accommodations are not included) and costs $150–$160. It accepts players ages 13 and up, making it accessible to middle schoolers as well as high school recruits. The program competes in the WAC (Western Athletic Conference).

This camp is designed for young female soccer players exploring Division 1 collegiate soccer, particularly those with interest in a developing D1 program at a private religious institution. The age range (13+) suggests the camp welcomes early-exposure participants—rising 8th graders through seniors—rather than targeting only upperclassmen. Families should note that Abilene Christian's program is categorized as developing, meaning the team is still building competitive depth and recruiting infrastructure; this is not a top-tier national power. The moderate academic tier indicates that while the school has meaningful admissions standards, it is not among the most selective universities. For recruits genuinely interested in ACU's specific context, this camp offers a low-cost entry point to see the program up close.

What makes this camp worth considering is that the head coach attends, meaning the staff is directly evaluating players rather than simply running a fee-based clinic. A single-day format limits informal coach contact compared to overnight camps, but it does allow recruits to train under collegiate instruction and hear directly from the coaching staff about what the program values. The $150–$160 cost is at the lower end of the ID camp spectrum, making it accessible if you're testing fit without major financial commitment. No prior reviews are available, so prospective attendees have no peer feedback yet. The camp description mentions a goalkeeper session, which is a useful note if your athlete plays that position.

This camp fits families with genuine interest in Abilene Christian and Division 1 soccer who want an affordable, low-pressure introduction to the program. It is well-suited for younger players (13–14) exploring what college soccer looks like before the serious recruiting push. For upperclassmen already targeted by multiple programs, or families prioritizing highly competitive recruiting showcases, this single-day session at a developing program may not move the needle. If you have interest in ACU, register early since no deadline is posted yet.