ID Camps
Our ID camps are an excellent way to work alongside the coaching staff from the UW Women’s soccer team to gain valuable exposure, while getting useful coaching tips! We strive to create an environment that is open, challenging, and instructive. The ID camps will always be run by the UW coaches and will also always include separate evaluation/instruction for the GKs in attendance. This is definitely the best way for players to get to know more about the UW coaching staff, (head coach and assistants) and give the coaches a chance to get to know more about individual prospective student athletes as well!
Registration is now open!
Summer ID Camps
Date: Aug 28 (Saturday)
Time: 2pm-6pm
Location: University of Washington
Gender: Girls
Cost: $200
Come for the camp and stay to watch the Huskies host LMU on Sunday at 12:00pm here at UW!
Fee waiver for UW ICA Staff, email us at HuskySoccerCamps@gmail.com
*Open to any and all campers in grades 8-12 and 4-4 transfers in transfer portal.
Husky soccer Camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level, and/or gender).
Registration is now open!
Summer ID Camps
Date: Aug 28 (Saturday)
Time: 2pm-6pm
Location: University of Washington
Gender: Girls
Cost: $200
Come for the camp and stay to watch the Huskies host LMU on Sunday at 12:00pm here at UW!
Fee waiver for UW ICA Staff, email us at HuskySoccerCamps@gmail.com
*Open to any and all campers in grades 8-12 and 4-4 transfers in transfer portal.
Husky soccer Camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level, and/or gender).
Covid notice:
Camp might look and feel different this summer. However, we are confident that we can create a fun and productive environment that brings all of the joys and opportunities of summer soccer camp! If restrictions are eased further, we may be able to disregard some of the following. However, attendees should expect the possibility of the following at camp this summer:
Camps will follow sports specific guidelines outlined by the Department of Health. We are currently we are in Phase 3.
Parents and Guests are not permitted in the facilities or on the fields (included sidelines or stands) to watch camp activities
Groups can be up to 20 individuals (including adults), indoors and outdoors up to the maximum capacity of each space.
Groups can operate concurrently if:
‐ more than 6 feet between each group is maintained at all times, and
‐ there is no interaction between members of groups, and
Food Service (meals or snack breaks) must be outdoors, any provided food service needs to adhere to current EH&S guidelines.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Camp might look and feel different this summer. However, we are confident that we can create a fun and productive environment that brings all of the joys and opportunities of summer soccer camp! If restrictions are eased further, we may be able to disregard some of the following. However, attendees should expect the possibility of the following at camp this summer:
Camps will follow sports specific guidelines outlined by the Department of Health. We are currently we are in Phase 3.
Parents and Guests are not permitted in the facilities or on the fields (included sidelines or stands) to watch camp activities
Groups can be up to 20 individuals (including adults), indoors and outdoors up to the maximum capacity of each space.
Groups can operate concurrently if:
‐ more than 6 feet between each group is maintained at all times, and
‐ there is no interaction between members of groups, and
Food Service (meals or snack breaks) must be outdoors, any provided food service needs to adhere to current EH&S guidelines.
Thank you for your cooperation!