Summer Clinic | June 27th

Boston University is hosting a one-day women's soccer clinic on June 27, 2026, at its Charles River Campus in Boston. The clinic costs $230 and runs as a day program, meaning participants attend sessions and leave the same day with no overnight component. This is a skills and training clinic rather than a formal recruiting identification camp.

This clinic suits female soccer players exploring Boston University's program and the New England area, though without age or class-year boundaries listed, the actual recruit profile is unclear. The day format and clinic structure suggest this is a broader exposure event rather than an intensive recruiting evaluation. Families should note that the head coach does not attend these sessions, so evaluation tends to be lighter than at head-coach-led ID camps. If you're a younger player (U15 or under) looking for summer training time in a college environment, this could fit. If you're a junior or senior actively seeking D1 recruiting attention, this format alone is unlikely to generate serious coach interest.

Prospective attendees should know upfront that $230 for a single-day clinic is at the higher end of the market for this type of program. Without head-coach presence or an overnight component, the opportunity for one-on-one interaction with the coaching staff will be limited to field time and brief conversations. The clinic description offers no detail on format, session breakdown, or what specific skills the staff will emphasize, so contact the program directly before registering to understand what a typical day includes and whether it matches your training goals.

This clinic works best for younger or developmental players seeking exposure to D1 training methods and for families already interested in Boston University's academics and location. High school juniors and seniors with serious D1 recruiting timelines should prioritize ID camps with head-coach evaluation and overnight contact time. If you register, do so soon—no deadline is listed, so spots may close as the June date approaches.