SA City u16-u19 - Residential Camp | July 29th - 31st, 2026

St. Mary's University in San Antonio is hosting a three-day residential women's soccer clinic for players ages 15-19 (grades 10-12 as of Fall 2026) from July 29–31, 2026. This is a skills and development camp, not a recruiting ID camp. The cost is $354. The overnight format allows players to train and stay on campus, providing extended exposure to the program and coaching staff over a long weekend.

This camp fits players exploring D2 soccer and the Lone Star Conference. St. Mary's competes at the NCAA Division II level, a tier below the most selective D1 programs but offering legitimate college soccer with athletic scholarships and competitive play. The age range (rising juniors and seniors, mostly) suggests it's aimed at players beginning to think about college options rather than committed recruits in active pursuit. The residential setup may appeal to out-of-state families or those wanting their daughter to experience campus life, though local San Antonio athletes can also attend.

Families should know that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means evaluation is limited to assistant staff if they're present at all. For a $354 investment, the residential format is the main value-add over a day clinic—your daughter gets overnight housing, multiple training sessions, and informal time on campus. However, the absence of head-coach evaluation means this functions more as a development and exposure event than an active recruiting stage. No prior camper reviews are available, so you won't find firsthand accounts of coaching quality or competitive level. The camp description specifies it is for ages 15-19, which aligns with the grad-year range.

This camp works best for a player in grades 10-12 who is curious about D2 soccer and wants low-pressure exposure to a program in a residential setting. If your daughter is an older recruit (Class of 2026 or 2027) with serious Division I aspirations, a non-evaluated skills camp is less likely to move her recruitment forward. For families drawn by the overnight experience and the Lone Star Conference fit, registration should open soon—confirm any registration deadline directly with the school.