About Cami Privett
Born 1993. Cami Privett is an American association football player.
Cambria Danielle Privett (born March 16, 1993, Bakersfield, CA) is an American soccer player who plays as a midfielder.
Playing career
UC Irvine Anteaters, 2011–2014
Privett attended UC Irvine where played for the Anteaters from 2011 to 2014 and studied Sociology. As a freshman, Privett was named the Big West Conference Freshman of the Year and second team All-Big West. She scored five goals, two game-winners, and assisted on five while registering 14 shots, 9 of which were on goal.
Dash head coach Randy Waldrum said of Privett making the squad: "Cami is kind of a dream story where, I think, I'll go to the open tryouts and pay $75 to go try out, and, all of the sudden, the next thing I know, a few months later, I'm playing in my first pro game. You'd never know that around her; the moment doesn't seem to faze her."
In February 2016, Privett signed a professional contract with the Dash. She made her season debut for the club in the Dash's 0–0 draw against Sky Blue FC. Privett played in 15 of 20 games for the Dash during the 2016 season, recording 11 starts and tallied 1,059 total minutes.
While the Dash had 7 players at the 2016 Olympics, Privett was asked to make a start at the right back position against the Portland Thorns on July 16. Privett had only played on the outside for one season: when she was a freshman at California-Irvine, she played wide midfield. "We felt like we needed her on the field," Waldrum said, "Missing our national team players, it is about figuring out how we get the best 11 on the field at the same time. If I had put her at center back, then I have to sit Ellie (Brush) or Cari (Roccaro). If I put her at holding midfield, I have to sit Amber (Brooks). All of those players, we need." Privett did well in this position, and continued to be utilized as a rotating substitute or starter at the position for the remainder of the 2016 season.
During the 2016 offseason, Privett focused on improving her skills as a defensive back, continuing her transition from midfield to out-side defensive back to center back.
As part of Randy Waldrum's experimentation with the Dash's backline in 2017 (that saw Rocarro, Bruna, Van Wyk, Polianna, Levin, Privett, and Daly all get starts), Privett started twice at the center back position on May 20 at Sky Blue and May 27 vs Seattle. Interim-head coach Omar Gonzalez solidified this back line with Levin-Van Wyk-Brooks-Poliana after a shutout victory in Orlando on June 24, starting a 6-game unbeaten streak for the Dash. With Morgan Brian suffering from injuries and Amber Brookes playing on the backline, Privett started at the defending midfield position on July 2 at Kansas City, June 8 vs Portland, and June 15 vs Washington. On June 22 vs Boston, she played defensive midfield as a 60th minute sub for Morgan Brian.
EDF Logroño, 2018–2019 After announcing her retirement in March 2018, Privett returned to professional soccer on December 11, 2018, as she signed with EDF Logroño in the Spanish Primera División. She left the team at the end of the season.
Houston Dash 2019–2021 In July 2019, the Houston Dash announced that Cami Privett is rejoining the team as a supplemental roster player.
Honors Houston Dash NWSL Challenge Cup: 2020
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Cami Privett?
American soccer player
When was Cami Privett born?
Cami Privett was born on 16 March 1993 in Bakersfield.
What is Cami Privett's occupation?
Cami Privett is an association football player.
What nationality is Cami Privett?
Cami Privett is American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Cami Privett. https://biography.guide/cami-privett/
MLA: "Cami Privett." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/cami-privett/.
Chicago: "Cami Privett." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/cami-privett/.
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