Prospect Camp
Saturday, May 20
Designed to create an intense training environment to prepare players to compete and play at the highest collegiate level.
Prospect Camp
Saturday, June 10
Designed to create an intense training environment to prepare players to compete and play at the highest collegiate level.
Soccer Day Camp
Mon. June 12 - Fri. June 16
Campers will be taught the technical skills of soccer with an emphasis on match-related activities and small sided games.
Futures of the Game Camp
Fri. July 21 - Sat. July 22
Designed to create an environment where each player finds the level they need to challenge themselves.
Prospect Camp
Sat. July 22 - Sun. July 23
Designed to create an intense training environment to prepare players to compete and play at the highest collegiate level.
Head Coach Dave Dilanni
Dave DiIanni is entering his ninth season as head coach for the University of Iowa women’s soccer program. DiIanni was tabbed as the fifth coach in program history on May 17, 2014, coming to the UI following an 11-year head coaching stint at Grand Valley State.
DiIanni, a native of Ontario, Canada, has amassed a 301-81-29 career record and guided three Grand Valley State teams to three NCAA Division II national championships, nine-consecutive Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (GLIAC) titles, seven Final Four appearances in eight seasons, 11-straight NCAA Tournament berths, while coaching 21 All-Americans. DiIanni’s .895 winning percentage was tops in NCAA Division II history.
In eight seasons at Iowa, DiIanni has posted a 80-63-11 record. He has guided the program to two NCAA Tournament appearances and the first Big Ten title in program history.
Coaching Staff
Facilities
The Iowa Soccer Complex, home of Iowa's women's soccer team, is located on the corner of Mormon Trek Boulevard and Melrose Avenue, next to the Roy G. Karro Building Athletics Hall of Fame.
The complex consists of a state of the art competition field with lights, which allows the Hawkeyes to play night games, a practice field (located next to the field hockey field), and a new locker room and team room area located inside the new Hawkeye Recreation and Tennis Complex. The Hawkeye Recreation and Tennis Complex also has a 60X50 yard turf area to give the Hawkeyes a training area during inclement weather. The only other Iowa athletic team that uses the turf area is the field hockey team. This allows for flexibility in scheduling time on the turf in the off-season for both individual and team workouts.
The team room and locker room both have large plasma screen televisions which allow the team to watch videotape of their play as well as that of opponents.
Iowa Turf is located on the west side of campus and is attached to the Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex. The Iowa Turf facility is 100 yards in length and includes drop down batting cages for the baseball and softball teams to train in the winter months.
Select camps may be held inside the Indoor Practice Facility, which serves as the indoor practice space for the Iowa Football program.
Refund Policy
GENERAL REFUNDS
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REGISTER WITH ASSURANCE: FULL REFUNDS will be given for any camps that are cancelled due to COVID-19. If we change the camp date and the date no longer works for you, you will receive FULL REFUND.
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All refunds must be submitted one week prior to the camp start date, no refunds will be issued after that date. If you’re requesting a refund within the allotted time, please submit an email via the Contact Us tab on our website. Your refund will be issued to the credit card used at registration, minus a $25 processing fee.
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Refunds are determined on a pro-rated basis by the number of days the camper has not participated in camp.
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Participation in any part of a session constitutes participation for a day.
DAY CLINICS REFUND POLICY
All refunds must be submitted one week prior to the camp start date, no refunds will be issued after that date. If you’re requesting a refund within the allotted time, please submit an email via the Contact Us tab on our website. Your refund will be issued to the credit card used at registration, minus a $25 processing fee.
Frequently Asked Questions
DO YOU OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS?
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The UI Athletics Department does not sponsor any scholarships for camp or clinic attendees. The University offers the E.B. Green Scholarship for attendance at any University-sponsored youth program.
HOW DO I GET DOCUMENTATION TO CLAIM CAMP FEES ON MY TAXES?
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If you are eligible to deduct camp fees for TAX purposes, use TAX ID#426004813.
DO YOU OFFER A SHUTTLE SERVICE FROM THE AIRPORT?
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The following shuttle services are available from the Eastern Iowa Airport:
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Anaman Concierge Services, LLC- 319-471-2347 Website
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Express Limousines - 319-626-5466 or 800-383-2219
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WHAT AIRPORT SHOULD I USE?
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The Eastern Iowa Airport (CID), located in Cedar Rapids, IA is approximately 25 miles north of the University of Iowa campus.
CAN I VISIT MY CHILD WHILE THEY ARE ATTENDING CAMP?
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You are welcome to come and watch any session your child is attending. If you need to remove your child for any reason, make sure their counselor is notified.
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE IF MY CHILD IS INJURED OR NEEDS MEDICAL ATTENTION WHILE AT CAMP?
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If your child is injured during camp, they will be taken to our Athletic Trainer immediately, and the Athletic Trainer will determine what action is required. If necessary, the Athletic Trainer will contact the parent/guardian and discuss care options. We can take the camper to UI Sports Medicine or the UI Emergency Department. Cost for treatment of injuries and/or hospitalization is the responsibility of the parent/guardian. We will have your insurance information from your online registration.
WHO DO I TALK TO IF MY CHILD NEEDS TO TAKE MEDICATION WHILE THEY ARE ATTENDING CAMP?
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When you go through the check-in process, make certain that you stop at the Athletic Trainers table and discuss your child’s medication.