Goalkeeper Camp (GK3)

UNC Chapel Hill is hosting a three-day goalkeeper clinic for female players ages 10–17 from July 10–12, 2026, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This is a day camp (no overnight component) focused entirely on goalkeeper-specific training rather than a full team ID evaluation. The cost is $429.

This camp is designed for young goalkeepers exploring specialized instruction at an elite program, not for recruits actively pursuing a college roster spot. The age range (10–17) and the clinic format signal that this is a development-focused event, not a recruiting showcase. Players from middle school through high school seniors may attend, but the absence of head-coach evaluation means this is skills instruction from UNC's goalkeeper staff, not a scouting opportunity. Families should think of this as a chance for keepers to train under experienced college coaches and improve their craft, not as a recruiting platform.

Prospective attendees should know that the head coach is not listed as attending, so the session will be led by position coaches rather than the decision-makers in recruiting. The $429 cost is at the higher end for a three-day day clinic, so families should weigh that against the elite-program credential and the specialized goalkeeper focus. Day camps typically offer less informal coach contact than overnight residential camps, and the mixed-age format means training groups may not align strictly by skill level or college ambition. No reviews are yet available for this event.

This camp works best for young goalkeepers who want intensive technical training from an elite program's staff and don't expect direct recruiting evaluation. Families seeking active head-coach contact or a competitive showcase environment should look elsewhere. If this event appeals to you, check back for any registration deadline closer to the spring of 2026.