Santa Rosa United x Tottenham Hotspur Academy

This is a three-day soccer clinic run by Tottenham Hotspur Academy coaches, hosted by Santa Rosa United in Santa Rosa, California from June 16–18, 2026. It is a day-program clinic—not an overnight camp and not a college ID recruiting event. Sessions are split by age: U12–U14 in the morning (9:30–11:30 AM) and U15+ in the afternoon (1:00–3:00 PM). The clinic targets competitive club players, particularly those in elite youth leagues like ECNL, MLS NEXT, GA, and NPL.

This is a youth development and skills clinic, not a college recruiting venue. The program is designed for serious young players (ages 12 and up) who are already competing at a high level in elite youth soccer. If you are a parent of a middle schooler or early high schooler seeking exposure to professional-level coaching and technical development, this clinic fits that goal. However, if your family is evaluating college recruitment opportunities or building a recruiting profile, this clinic does not serve that purpose—it is a training experience, not a college scouting event.

Families should know upfront that this is instruction-focused rather than evaluation-focused. The head coach of Santa Rosa United does not attend, and the program does not function as a college ID camp where staff are actively assessing recruits for roster consideration. Instead, the value lies in three days of direct training from elite professional academy coaches. The three-day format allows for more depth of instruction than a single-day clinic. No cost information is publicly listed, so prospective families should contact Santa Rosa United directly for pricing and exact venue details.

This clinic serves young players seeking world-class coaching and technical development in a competitive peer group. It is not a recruiting event and should not be evaluated as one. If your child is age 12–16 and competes in elite youth leagues, and you value exposure to professional-level instruction, it may be worth exploring. Otherwise, families focused on college recruitment should prioritize ID camps at the colleges their athlete is targeting.