Cubs Camp at Mercer University | July

The Cubs Camp at Mercer University is a four-day women's soccer clinic held July 20–23, 2026, in Macon, Georgia. It's a day camp (not overnight) for younger and developing players, run by the Mercer women's soccer coaching staff. The camp is affiliated with a Division 1 program, which distinguishes it from many regional youth clinics, though specifics on cost, age ranges, and grade-year eligibility are not listed on the camp's profile.

This camp is designed for younger or less experienced female soccer players—likely middle school through early high school—who are beginning to explore college soccer. The Division 1 affiliation means participants will train under a college staff, but the "developing players" description and day-camp format suggest this is more of an exposure and skills event than an intensive recruiting evaluation camp. It suits families curious about what college-level training looks like and younger athletes who aren't yet on the recruiting radar of most programs.

Families should know that the head coach does not attend this camp, meaning evaluation will be limited or absent. The four-day structure gives more training time than a single-day camp, but day attendance means no overnight interaction with coaches or players. No cost information is publicly listed, and the camp's description offers no detail on what specific skills or tactical concepts will be emphasized. There are no reviews on file yet, so prospective attendees have no peer feedback to reference. Before registering, contact Mercer directly to confirm eligibility requirements, exact schedule, and whether any formal evaluation happens.

This camp works best for families with younger female players who want early exposure to a college program without the stakes or cost of a recruiting-focused ID camp. It's not designed for serious recruitment or offer pursuit. Families whose athletes are already on recruiting lists or pursuing top-tier D1 programs should look elsewhere. If this camp appeals to you, verify the age and grade-year eligibility directly with Mercer, since the posted criteria don't specify who the camp accepts.