Summer Camp 3

Florida Atlantic University is hosting a five-day men's soccer clinic from June 15–19, 2026, in Boca Raton, Florida. This is a day camp (non-overnight) at the D1 level, hosted by an AAC conference program. Participants will train with the FAU coaching staff during the sessions. No registration deadline or cost information is listed on the camp page.

This camp fits recruits exploring mid-tier D1 soccer and looking for exposure to a developing program in a Power Conference. FAU competes in the American Athletic Conference, which places it in a realistic recruiting band for many serious club players. The day-camp format and lack of head-coach attendance suggests this is a training-focused event rather than an intensive recruiting evaluation venue. It may appeal to rising juniors and seniors wanting to test their level against AAC-standard competition, as well as younger players seeking early exposure to college soccer.

Recruits should know that without head-coach attendance, the coaching staff will be conducting limited formal evaluation during this clinic. The five-day span offers more training volume and skill development than a single-day camp, but the non-residential format limits informal coach contact compared to overnight events. No cost details are posted, so families should contact the program directly for pricing. The program is classified as "developing," meaning it is building its competitive roster and recruitment profile within the AAC—not an elite or historically strong program. No past attendee reviews are available yet on this camp.

This clinic works best for families in the Southeast or beyond who want college-level technical training in a low-pressure environment and are open to exploring FAU's program. Recruits with realistic D1 ambitions should prioritize camps where the head coach is present; this day clinic is better suited as a secondary exposure event or a skills-development opportunity rather than a primary recruiting push. Confirm dates, cost, and registration details directly with FAU's soccer office before committing.