Day Camp | June

Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas is hosting a three-day day clinic June 15–17, 2026. The camp offers both full-day ($225) and half-day ($110) options, making it an affordable entry point for families exploring the format. This is a coed clinic, not an overnight camp, so participants will commute daily.

This camp appears designed for younger or less-experienced players exploring competitive soccer and college environments generally. The coed format, lack of age or class-year specifications, and clinic designation (rather than a selective ID camp) suggest the focus is skill development and exposure rather than recruiting evaluation. Families with rising high school players curious about the college game or players looking for summer training will find a fit here; families targeting D3 roster evaluation should understand this clinic is not positioned as a recruiting event.

Hardin-Simmons is a D3 program in the ASC conference, a competitive regional league. The head coach does not attend this camp, which means evaluation, if any, will be informal and limited. The day format keeps costs low and eliminates travel burden, but also reduces the informal contact and film-study time that overnight or multi-day recruiting camps typically provide. No prior attendees have left reviews, so you won't find reference feedback. At $110–$225, this is among the more affordable camp options available.

This camp works best for players under no recruiting pressure—younger high schoolers, developing players, or families testing the waters before committing to pricier ID camps. If your goal is to get on a D3 coach's radar for roster consideration, a selective ID camp with head-coach attendance would be a stronger use of time and money. If you're interested in affordable summer training and a low-stakes campus visit, registration deadlines have not been posted, so reach out directly to Hardin-Simmons for availability and next steps.