Your Guide to Women’s Soccer Events: Tournaments, Camps and Combines
Attending soccer recruiting events will help to boost your player profile. You’ll learn new tricks from experienced college coaches, and you’ll get to compete against some of the nation’s top female soccer players. NCSA’s guide explains everything you need to know about women’s soccer recruiting events. Get insider tips from NCSA’s women’s soccer experts and find events to attend using our event finder below.
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Ages / Grade Level: 10yr – 18yr
Ages / Grade Level: 9th – 12th
Division: NCAA D2
$80
Ages / Grade Level: 5yr – 13yr
Division: NCAA D3
$120-$140
Ages / Grade Level: K – 8th
Division: NCAA D1
$157-$237
Ages / Grade Level: 6yr – 15yr
Division: NCAA D2
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Types of women’s soccer events
The three types of recruiting events for women’s soccer are: camps, combines and tournaments. Each play a key role in your recruiting process. Visit the pages linked below to learn the benefits for each type of soccer event.
- Soccer camps allow you to work on your game year-round and develop the skills you need to impress college coaches. Learn more about girls soccer camps.
- Soccer combines let college coaches evaluate a recruit’s potential through a series of physical and technical tests. Learn more about girls soccer combines.
- Soccer tournaments allow you to show college coaches what you can do with your soccer skills during a game. Learn more about girls soccer tournaments.
How to choose which women’s soccer events to attend
Your goals, age, skill level, playing experience all factor into which soccer events to choose. At soccer exposure events, you’ll be competing against some of the best girls soccer players in the nation. Your soccer skills will need to be good enough to stand out. This is less important in camps where you’ll be more focused on development.
Insider tip: The cost of attending multiple women’s soccer events can add up. Before camp season begins, consider building a budget to help choose the number of camps, combines, showcases and tournaments you can (or should!) realistically attend. Talk with your NCSA Recruiting Coach to learn more about the soccer recruiting process.
When to attend each soccer recruiting event
View our recommendations below for when to attend girls soccer camps, combines or tournaments:
8th – 9th grade:
Focus: Soccer Skills Development
Events to attend: Soccer Camps and Clinics
Attend soccer camps and clinics that focus on skills training. Make your high school team and get quality minutes at the varsity level. Then, you can start thinking about coach exposure. If you’re a specialist player, like a goalkeeper or striker, attend camps that specialize in your position. Start looking for a club team to help prepare you for exposure events.
10th – 11th grade:
Focus: Soccer Skills Development and Exposure
Events to attend: Soccer ID Camps, Combines, Tournaments and Showcases
College coaches start evaluating you as a potential recruit. Attending soccer ID camps with multiple schools in attendance or showcases and tournaments with your club team will help you to get on “players to watch” lists. Consider going to a soccer combine to add verified stats and measurements to your recruiting profile.
12th grade:
Focus: College Offers
Events to attend: Soccer ID Camps, Tournaments and Showcases
Focus on attending exposure-style events like ID camps or tournaments and showcases with your club team to get in front of college coaches. This will be your last chance to show coaches what you can do on the field before your final soccer season. Go to soccer ID camps at the schools you are most interested in to get a better feel for the program, coaching staff and campus.
Build your NCSA Recruiting Profile to highlight your soccer stats and combine results and stand out from other women’s soccer recruits.
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