Mean Green Elite ID Camp | July 26th (High School and UP)

The Mean Green Elite ID Camp is a single-day women's Division I ID camp hosted by the University of North Texas on July 26, 2026, in Denton, Texas. The camp welcomes high school and college-aged field players and goalkeepers. Cost is $140, making it one of the more affordable D1 ID camp options on the market.

This camp targets players with genuine D1 ambitions who are exploring AAC-level programs. The "high school and up" age range suggests the camp is open to a wide band of recruits—likely rising juniors through current college players—rather than focusing on a narrow class year. If you're a sophomore or junior seriously considering mid-major D1 soccer, this is a recruiting event worth your attention. Players with established D1 aspirations will find value in testing themselves against a conference opponent.

Recruits should know that the head coach does not attend this camp, meaning evaluation will be conducted by assistant staff only. That's not disqualifying—many D1 camps operate this way—but it does reduce the likelihood of direct head-coach feedback. The single-day format limits coaching contact time compared to overnight or multi-day camps; you'll get technical instruction and some competitive observation, but no informal meals or extended evaluation windows. At $140, this camp is straightforward and economical, with no hidden resort fees or overnight premiums.

This camp makes sense for high school players seriously interested in UNT or similar AAC programs who want an affordable, low-commitment way to get on the staff's radar. It's less suitable for players in the very early exploration phase (rising freshmen or sophomores) or those exclusively targeting Power 5 programs. Check back for a registration deadline announcement closer to the camp date.