Go Herd Girls Soccer Camp | Williamsport

Go Herd Girls Soccer Camp is a four-day day clinic hosted by Bucknell University in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, running July 20–23, 2026. The camp is open to girls in grades 4 through 12 and costs $120. This is a skills-development clinic rather than a college recruiting ID camp, though it carries Bucknell's name and gives younger players exposure to a D1 program environment.

This camp is designed for recreational and competitive youth players seeking technical instruction and a taste of college-level coaching. The wide grade range (4th–12th) signals that Bucknell is running a broad development event, not a selective recruiting venue. Younger attendees should expect a fundamentals-focused experience; high school players (particularly rising juniors and seniors with college aspirations) will get some exposure to a D1 program but should understand this is not a recruiting showcase. Families exploring whether their daughter might have a future in college soccer at any level will find the setting useful; serious recruits targeting D1 offers should prioritize camps where the head coach is actively evaluating.

Bucknell's head coach does not attend this camp, which means the evaluation focus is limited. The four-day format does provide more training volume and coach contact than a single-day clinic, giving older players more opportunity to demonstrate their skills. At $120, the cost is low relative to many college camps, making it an accessible entry point for families new to the recruiting process. No prior attendee reviews are recorded, so families should rely on the program's reputation and Bucknell's standing as a Patriot League D1 program.

This camp works best for families with middle school daughters or early-high-school players interested in summer development and college exposure without high financial or time commitment. Serious D1 recruits in grades 11–12 should seek camps where the head coach is present and where evaluation is the explicit purpose. If your daughter is exploring club soccer or wants to train under college coaching during the summer, this is an affordable option; if she's already being recruited or needs intensive evaluation exposure, look elsewhere.