Boys and Girls Youth Summer Camp

Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas is hosting a Boys and Girls Youth Summer Camp from June 22–25, 2026. This is a four-day day camp (not overnight) billed as an ID camp, meaning it's designed for player evaluation rather than pure skills instruction. The camp costs $185 and serves both genders.

This camp appears to be a youth development event rather than a serious college recruiting venue. The coed format, lack of age or graduation-year boundaries in the listing, and the absence of head-coach attendance suggest Southwestern is running a broad exposure camp for younger players exploring college soccer, not actively recruiting high school prospects. Families with rising 9th or 10th graders curious about college soccer should consider it; families of 11th or 12th graders with realistic D3 recruiting goals will likely find more focused recruiting camps elsewhere.

The head coach does not attend this camp, which means the evaluation, if any occurs, will be conducted by assistant staff or volunteer instructors rather than the decision-maker on roster spots. The four-day format gives more training time than a single-day clinic, but without head-coach presence, the coaching contact is limited compared to other ID camps. At $185, this is a reasonable price point for a multi-day summer experience. No reviews are currently posted for this camp, so prospective families cannot yet draw on prior attendee feedback.

Families with middle-school or early high school players interested in a low-pressure introduction to college soccer should consider this camp. If your child is a high school junior or senior actively pursuing a D3 recruiting timeline, look for camps where the head coach is present and the age range explicitly targets your recruit's graduation year. There is no posted registration deadline, so check Southwestern's website directly before committing.