Striker/Goal Keeper Camp

This is a three-day, daytime position clinic hosted by the University of Florida women's soccer program, one of the SEC's strongest. It runs June 3–5, 2026, in Gainesville and costs $225. The camp is designed for strikers and goalkeepers and will be led by Gators staff and current players, with a focus on technical and tactical skill development specific to those positions.

This camp fits recruits who are seriously interested in Florida's program or in comparing themselves against a strong SEC standard. Because it's position-specific rather than a full-roster ID event, it works best for attackers and keepers who want detailed coaching in their role. The format suggests a skills clinic rather than a recruiting showcase, so families should approach it as a development opportunity and a chance to train under SEC-level instruction rather than as a primary recruiting venue. Age and grade-year ranges are not specified, so you should confirm with the program directly whether your athlete's class is welcome.

One key detail: the head coach does not attend this camp. That means staff instruction and feedback will come from assistant coaches and current players, not the decision-maker on the roster. The three-day format does offer more technical depth than a single-day camp would, and day attendance keeps logistics simpler than an overnight option. Florida is a selective university with strong academics, so understand that the program values both soccer and classroom performance in recruits. No prior reviews are available for this specific camp.

This camp serves strikers and goalkeepers who want technical development and exposure to a strong SEC program without expecting a primary recruiting evaluation. Families should register directly with the program to confirm age eligibility and ask whether your athlete's graduation year aligns with the coaching staff's recruiting cycle. If you're seeking direct contact with decision-makers, a full-roster ID camp (where the head coach is present) may be a better use of your resources.