ID Camp | June 13th-14th

The University of Houston ID Camp is a two-day women's soccer recruiting event hosted by the Big 12 program on June 13–14, 2026, in Houston, Texas. It is a day camp (no overnight component) designed for players grades 9 through college senior. The camp costs $216.

This camp is structured for female soccer players exploring D1 fit, particularly those with genuine interest in the University of Houston women's program. The broad grade-level span—from rising 9th graders through college seniors—suggests the camp functions partly as an early-exposure event for younger players and partly as an evaluation opportunity for upperclassmen closer to recruiting decisions. If you're a rising junior or senior seriously considering Houston as a match, this camp offers a direct look at the program and the coaching staff in action on their home field.

Prospective attendees should know that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means evaluation happens at the assistant-coach level. This is typical for many college ID camps and does not diminish the quality of instruction, but it does affect the depth of direct head-coaching assessment. As a day camp without overnight housing, you'll have access to the facility and coaching for two days but less informal coach contact than a residential format would provide. At $216, the cost is moderate for a two-day D1 camp. No prior reviews are available to guide expectations, so families should rely on the coaching staff's reputation and your own familiarity with the program.

This camp is best suited for committed female players genuinely considering Houston or using the event to test their readiness for Big 12-level play. Families who have already connected with Houston's coaching staff or who are geographically close to Houston should prioritize it. If you're still broadly exploring D1 options or have no prior contact with the program, a campus visit outside camp season might be a more efficient first step. No registration deadline is listed, but June camps fill early—contact the camp organizers soon if you are interested.