UT Austin Girls Only Elite Camp

The UT Austin Girls Only Elite Camp is a three-day residential ID camp hosted by the University of Texas at Austin women's soccer program, a strong Division 1 team in the SEC conference. The camp runs June 6–8, 2026, on the UT Austin campus in Austin, Texas. It is limited to female players ages 13–18 and costs $375–$475 for the overnight format.

This camp is designed for girls with realistic Division 1 soccer ambitions who want to test themselves against a Power Five program. The SEC conference context and "strong" program tier indicate that roster spots are competitive and the coaching staff evaluates rigorously. The residential overnight format and three-day length give players multiple training sessions and informal opportunities to interact with coaches beyond field time. The age range (13–18) welcomes younger exploratory players alongside older recruits, so both rising 9th graders and Class of 2025/2026 prospects will be present. If you are a serious D1 prospect with strong fundamentals, this is a meaningful exposure event; if you are early-stage or exploring fit at lower divisions, expect intensity calibrated to Power Five standards.

The head coach attends, which means the training is genuinely evaluative, not a revenue-only clinic. Overnight camps typically allow more informal contact with coaching staff than single-day events, and a three-day format provides the staff sufficient time to form meaningful impressions of each player across multiple sessions. The cost of $375–$475 is standard for a multi-day residential ID camp at this level. UT Austin's selective academic tier also means that classroom fit will be part of how the program views recruits, so strong academics strengthen your candidacy. No registration deadline is posted, but families should confirm availability and book early for a June date at a flagship public university.

This camp makes sense for competitive girls ages 13–18 who are serious about pursuing Division 1 soccer and want direct feedback from a SEC program. If your player is still developing fundamentals or exploring D2/D3 options, the intensity and competitive standard here may not align with your immediate goals. Interested families should verify registration details directly with the program and aim to register early.