Youth Camp

The University of Florida women's soccer program is hosting a Youth Camp in Gainesville June 3–5, 2026. This is a three-day day clinic (not overnight) focused on technical and tactical skill development through drills and games. Half-day sessions run $165; full-day options are $245. The camp is open to youth players and does not require NCAA recruiting eligibility.

This camp is designed for younger or recreational players exploring soccer skill-building in a college environment, not for high school recruits pursuing NCAA offers. The "youth camp" label, the absence of age/grade-year filters, and the lack of head-coach involvement indicate this is a development clinic rather than an ID recruiting event. Families with middle-school or early-high-school players interested in exposure to a strong D1 program in a low-pressure setting may find value here; families of rising juniors or seniors with recruitment timelines should look elsewhere.

Participants should know upfront that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means the environment is instructional rather than evaluative. The three-day format gives more repetition and coaching time than a single-day clinic, but without active staff recruiting presence, don't expect the informal evaluation contact that occurs at true ID camps. The cost is modest and reasonable for a multi-day clinic at a strong SEC program. No prior attendee reviews are available.

This camp serves younger players and families wanting a skill-focused experience at a major university without the intensity or cost of a recruiting-focused event. High school recruits in grades 10–12 with genuine NCAA D1 ambitions should prioritize camps where the head coach is present and evaluating. If your player is under 14 or still building fundamentals, this could be a solid summer option.