Goalkeeper Camp

This is a two-day goalkeeper clinic hosted by Florida State University in Tallahassee, June 13–14, 2026. The camp is coed and open to goalkeepers ages 13–18. FSU competes in the ACC at the Division I level. The clinic costs $250 and runs as a day camp, with no overnight housing.

This clinic suits goalkeepers across a wide age range who want position-specific training from an elite D1 program. Because the camp accepts both boys and girls and spans ages 13–18, it functions as a development and exposure event rather than a selective recruiting venue. Families with goalkeepers in middle school or early high school who want to test themselves against high-level coaching will find value here. The elite program tier means the instruction will be serious, but the broad age range and coed format indicate this is not an intensive recruiting filter.

Goalkeepers should know that the head coach does not attend this clinic, so the evaluation will be limited to assistant coaches and guest instructors. The two-day format gives more on-field time and feedback than a single-day session, and the focus on a single position means drills and game situations will be goalkeeper-specific rather than team-wide. FSU is a selective academic school, so families should expect the program to consider both athletic and academic fit for any player who catches attention. At $250, the cost is moderate for a two-day D1 clinic.

This camp works best for developing goalkeepers who want quality instruction and modest exposure to an ACC program without the higher cost and intensity of a full recruiting showcase. Families pursuing active recruiting interest at this level should note that day camps without head-coach attendance typically yield less staff contact than overnight or head-coach-led events. No registration deadline is listed, so check FSU's soccer website for enrollment status as the June dates approach.