UT Austin Boys & Girls Elite Camp

The UT Austin Boys & Girls Elite Camp is a three-day residential ID camp hosted by the University of Texas at Austin, an SEC Division I program. The camp runs June 3–5, 2026, on the UT Austin campus and costs $350–$450. It serves both male and female players ages 13–18 and includes training sessions, competitive matches, and recruiting guidance led by the college coaching staff.

This camp is designed for high school recruits seriously exploring Division I soccer fit, particularly those with realistic ambitions at a strong SEC program. The residential format and head-coach presence signal active evaluation rather than a general skills clinic. The three-day structure and age range (13–18) mean the camp will mix late-stage high school players with younger players getting early exposure to college recruiting. Families should expect intense competition for roster attention and coaching feedback; limited spots suggest the camp fills with committed recruits, not casual attendees.

Prospective attendees should know that the head coach's participation means the staff is actively scouting, not just running drills for revenue. The overnight format provides informal opportunities to interact with coaches beyond the field and observe how the program trains and competes at a high level. Three days allows for multiple training sessions and game situations, giving coaches more chances to evaluate decision-making and fitness under fatigue. UT Austin is a selective academic institution, so recruits should be prepared for academics to factor into the staff's assessment. The $350–$450 cost is on the higher end for ID camps but typical for a strong Division I program with residential lodging and staff time.

This camp fits families of mid-to-late high school recruits (roughly sophomore through senior) with genuine D1 soccer ability who want direct exposure to an SEC program. It is less suitable for players still developing fundamentals, those primarily interested in D2 or D3 options, or families whose athlete hasn't yet committed to recruiting seriously. No registration deadline is posted; early inquiry is wise given the limited-spots language.