UC San Diego Women's Soccer Camps

UC San Diego hosts a women's soccer ID camp running June 30–July 25, 2026, in San Diego. This is a day camp (non-residential) for college-level recruits. The cost ranges from $240 to $415 depending on session length. UC San Diego competes at the NCAA Division 1 level in the Big West Conference.

This camp fits recruits seriously interested in exploring a D1 women's soccer program in a Power Conference setting. The Big West includes competitive mid-tier D1 programs, so you should come with realistic Division 1 credentials and film that reflects consistent play at the high school level. The camp does not appear to have strict age or graduating-class bounds published, so families should contact the program directly to confirm whether younger or older players are welcome at specific sessions.

The head coach does not attend this camp, which means evaluation is likely handled by assistant staff rather than the program's top decision-maker. Day camps offer less informal coach contact than overnight residential camps, so your visibility will depend largely on performance during organized on-field sessions. The cost is moderate for a multi-week ID camp series, and the extended June-to-July window suggests multiple one-week or two-week sessions rather than a single intensive. Plan to ask the camp director about session structure and how many coaches will be present each day so you can assess the coaching-to-player ratio and evaluation intensity.

This camp is a reasonable fit for families looking to get on UC San Diego's radar during the summer recruiting window, particularly if your daughter has already competed at a high level and has film ready to share. Families pursuing only the most elite D1 programs or expecting head-coach presence should consider other events. If you're interested, confirm session dates and coach staffing directly with the program.