June Elite X Academy

June Elite X Academy is a five-day women's soccer ID camp hosted by Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio, running June 8–12, 2026. The camp serves Division 1 female recruits and runs as a day program (overnight accommodations are not included). Xavier has not published cost information for this camp, so families should contact the program directly for pricing details.

This camp targets female soccer players actively pursuing Division 1 recruitment. Without published age or graduation-year bounds, the camp likely welcomes a broad range of high school players, though families should confirm with Xavier whether there are preferred grade levels. The D1 classification indicates the program expects competitive players with college-level technical ability, though the absence of additional program-tier detail means families should research Xavier's recent NCAA tournament history and recruiting profile independently to gauge competitive intensity.

Prospective attendees should note that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means evaluation is being conducted by assistant staff rather than the decision-maker. This is not uncommon for summer ID camps, but it's worth understanding upfront: your performance will be assessed and communicated to the head coach, not observed directly by her. The five-day format gives more training and scrimmage time than a single-day camp, allowing for multiple game observations. Cost information is not yet public, so register early if interested and budget accordingly once Xavier releases pricing.

This camp is well-suited for rising seniors and juniors with genuine D1 ambitions who want exposure to a mid-major program. Families exploring whether Xavier is an academic and athletic fit should prioritize this event. Players earlier in high school development or those primarily testing the waters at multiple division levels may find more economy in smaller regional showcases. Check back with Xavier for registration deadlines and cost details as the June dates approach.