Mean Green Residential Camp I (Ages 10-16)

The Mean Green Residential Camp I is a four-day women's soccer clinic hosted by University of North Texas, an NCAA Division I program in the American Athletic Conference. The camp runs June 15–18, 2026, in Denton, Texas, and offers both overnight and day-commuter options, with full-day and half-day sessions available. Cost ranges from $190 to $585 depending on lodging and session length.

The age span of 10–16 marks this as a development and exposure event rather than a college recruiting camp. Families with middle-school players or younger high schoolers exploring D1 soccer culture will find value here. The camp is not designed for rising juniors or seniors pursuing active recruitment; rather, it serves early-exposure purposes—introducing younger players to collegiate soccer training, competitive environments, and the UNT program specifically. If your daughter is in middle school or an early-high-school player curious about D1 soccer, this camp fits that timeline.

Because the head coach does not attend this camp, evaluation is limited to coaching staff rather than decision-makers. The overnight option does provide more informal interaction with coaches than a single-day event would, and the four-day format allows for multiple training sessions and skill development beyond what a clinic day typically covers. Cost varies widely; families choosing full overnight accommodations should budget toward the upper end ($585), while day-commuter or half-day options are significantly cheaper. No recent reviews are available to reference.

This camp works best for families with younger players (ages 10–14) who want to experience a D1 program's training environment without high-stakes recruitment pressure. Families whose daughters are already in junior or senior year and actively pursuing D1 offers should prioritize camps where the head coach attends and can conduct direct evaluation. If you fit the early-exposure profile, confirm availability and any registration deadlines directly with UNT's athletics website.