July Youth Camp, Advanced Camp and GK Camp 2026 - Advanced Youth Camp

Trinity University in San Antonio is hosting a goalkeeper-focused day camp July 6–10, 2026. This is a coed clinic, not a recruiting ID camp, structured as a full-day technical skills session (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) for ages 12–16. The camp costs $365 and runs five days. The curriculum centers on goalkeeper fundamentals: shot stopping, diving, parrying, catching, angle play, crosses, and distribution.

This camp is built for young goalkeepers ages 12–16 who want intensive technical training rather than college recruiting exposure. It is not a D3 ID event where coaches evaluate for recruitment. The coed format combined with the young age range signals that this is a development and skills clinic, not a college evaluation venue. Families should expect instruction in goalkeeper mechanics and game situations, not roster or recruiting feedback. If your goalkeeper is exploring Trinity as a potential college option later, this camp does not provide that recruiting context.

Attending families should know that the head coach does not attend this camp, so there is no active college coaching evaluation happening. The five-day format gives more contact hours and repetition than a single-day clinic, which can accelerate skill growth in a concentrated cohort. At $365 for a five-day day camp, the cost sits in the mid-range for residential area summer programming. No prior camp reviews are on file, so this is an untested offering for your region. Bring your goalkeeper's gloves, water bottle, and comfort with high-volume repetition.

This camp is worth considering if your goalkeeper is between ages 12 and 16, wants focused goalkeeper development, and is not yet evaluating colleges. It is not a recruiting event and should not be part of a college recruiting calendar. If your child is older than 16 or already in active D3 recruiting conversations, look for a Trinity recruiting camp or ID event instead. No registration deadline is posted, but summer camps typically fill by late spring.