College Bound Player's Academy (CB2)

College Bound Player's Academy (CB2) is a three-day women's soccer clinic hosted by UNC Chapel Hill, running June 19–21, 2026, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The camp is a day program (not overnight) designed for girls ages 13–17 focused on player development for college-bound athletes. Registration costs $429.

This clinic serves young female players exploring college soccer at an early stage, typically rising 8th through 10th graders. The host program is elite and highly selective academically, which means the instruction will reflect high-level technical and tactical standards. However, because the camp is classified as a skills-development clinic rather than a college recruiting ID camp, and the head coach does not attend, this is not positioned as an active recruiting venue. Families should view this as a development opportunity and early exposure to college soccer culture rather than a platform to pursue roster attention from this particular program.

Attendees should know that without head-coach presence and an overnight format, the contact with full-time staff will be limited compared to multi-day residential ID camps. The three-day structure does provide more training time and observation than a single-day clinic, but the goal here is polishing fundamentals and understanding what college preparation looks like, not competing for immediate coaching interest. At $429, the cost is moderate for a three-day academy-style program. No prior reviews or ratings are available for this camp, so prospective families may want to contact UNC directly if they have questions about instructor backgrounds or skill-level groupings.

This camp is best suited for families with younger players (ages 13–15 especially) who want exposure to elite college-level coaching and soccer culture without the pressure or cost of a top-tier recruiting ID event. Families of older players (age 16–17) actively pursuing D1 or D2 programs should prioritize attending official college ID camps where head coaches evaluate directly. If CB2 appeals to you as a development step, register early, as no deadline is currently listed.