Girls HS ID Camp

Rice University is hosting a one-day girls ID camp on June 6, 2026, in Houston, Texas. The camp targets high school players and is run by the Rice women's soccer coaching staff as a recruiting-focused event. Rice competes in NCAA Division I within the American Athletic Conference (AAC). This is a day camp with no overnight component.

The camp is designed for high school recruits in the Class of 2028 through 2032, spanning the full range from rising sophomores through rising seniors. Rice is a Division I program with a mid-tier competitive ranking, making this camp most relevant for recruits with realistic D1 ambitions and strong interest in the AAC. The school's most-selective academic profile means recruits should expect that on-field performance will be weighed alongside transcript and test scores; Rice does not separate soccer evaluation from admissions rigor.

The head coach's presence at the camp signals active evaluation by the full coaching staff, not a fee-collection clinic. In a single-day format without overnight housing, contact with coaches will be more limited than at multi-day residential camps, so recruits should be prepared to stand out during field time and any group sessions. Specific cost, age boundaries, and detailed logistics have not been posted yet, so interested families should check back as the camp date approaches for registration and fee details. No prior attendee reviews are available to reference.

This camp is a solid fit for Class of 2028–2032 players with genuine Division I ability and strong academics who are specifically interested in Rice or other AAC programs. Families should consider passing if their recruit is early in the recruiting process (rising 9th–10th grade with undeveloped skills) or if they're seeking a lower-pressure evaluation environment; Rice's academic selectivity and D1 status mean the evaluation lens will be demanding. Watch for the registration deadline announcement.