Spring Break Soccer Camps

Spring Break Soccer Camps offer a short-term, structured soccer option during school break weeks. These camps provide consistent, development-focused programming in a condensed format, allowing players to stay active, build skills, and remain connected to the game when regular team training is paused. Programming follows the same training philosophy used across Highline Premier FC camps and clinics, adapted to fit a shorter timeframe.

Spring Break Camps are scheduled to align with Seattle and Highline School District break weeks. Camps may be offered during one or multiple spring break periods depending on the year, facility availability, and demand. This timing allows families to plan around school schedules while providing players with a productive option during the break.

Spring Break Camps are available in both half-day and full-day formats. Programming follows a consistent daily structure that balances technical work, small-sided games, and play. The format is designed to maintain training rhythm while respecting the shorter duration of the camp week.

Flexible by Design

Spring Break Camps are designed to be flexible and accessible for families. Registration is first-come, first-served, with capacity limits in place to ensure appropriate space, coach-to-player ratios, and supervision. Make-up days are not offered except in cases of weather-related cancellations, allowing camps to maintain clear expectations and consistent delivery.

• Players looking to stay active during school break
• Recreational and select-level players
• Families seeking short-term soccer programming without a long-term commitment



Camps are appropriate for a wide range of experience levels and are structured to support learning, confidence, and enjoyment.

• Skill development through game-based activities
• Decision-making and confidence building
• Enjoyment and engagement through structured play

Spring Break Camps provide development opportunities that complement, but do not replace, regular team training.

What a Spring Break Camp Day Looks Like

Each day includes a mix of technical training, small-sided games, and structured play. Sessions are designed to keep players engaged while reinforcing core skills, decision-making, and teamwork. Full-day camps include built-in breaks and recovery time, while half-day options focus on concentrated training and play within a shorter schedule.