Youth Camps

Ohio Northern University hosts a four-day women's soccer clinic July 6–9, 2026, in Ada, Ohio. This is a day-camp format aimed at youth development rather than college recruitment. The clinic runs midweek and does not include overnight lodging. Cost information is not listed on the camp's public posting.

This camp is designed for youth soccer players exploring skill development in a college setting. The broad age range and clinic format suggest it welcomes players across multiple youth levels, likely middle school through early high school grades. This is a skills-focused exposure event rather than a recruiting showcase—families should not expect formal individual evaluation or direct recruiting contact with the program.

Families attending should understand that the head coach does not actively participate in these clinics, meaning coaching staff focus will be on instruction rather than recruiting assessment. The four-day structure provides extended training time compared to a single-day camp, which can benefit younger players working on fundamental techniques. There are no posted reviews or cost details, so prospective families should contact the program directly for pricing, age specifications, and a detailed camp itinerary before committing.

This clinic works well for youth players who want summer technical training in a college environment without the pressure or cost of a recruiting ID camp. Families of high school sophomores and juniors actively pursuing D3 recruitment should look elsewhere; this event is too early in the pipeline and lacks the direct coaching evaluation that matters at that stage. Contact Ohio Northern for registration deadlines and current pricing before making plans.