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Tti Bluebonnets Informaton The Technical Instute Welcome to Houston! We look forward to hos5ng you in our inaugural year at TTi WPSL. In this document you will find everything you will need to enjoy a comfortable stay in Houston, TX. If you have any ques5ons please do not hesitate to contact me. Regards, Lee Cullip TTi Spor5ng Director [email protected] 360-917-6816 TTi WPSL ROSTER 2017 Carol Bentley Southwestern MF Cassidy Blanchard Milwaulkee CB Jessica BrooksBy Utah CF Haley Carter Houston Dash GK Kendall Fischlein Wake Forest MF AK Ford TTi CF AnGela ForthuBer TTi RB/LB Shana Hardin TTi CB GeorGia Henkel TTi GK Bianca Henninger TTi GK Jordan Jackson Houston Dash CM Emily Kaestner Oregon CM Samantha MarcheK Keane CF McKenna Marmelstein Biola CM Natasha Minor Southwestern Missouri CF Mckensie Minx TTi RB/CB Emma Shields TTi CM Andee Nelson Marque[e CM Emily Townsend Colorado School of Mines CB Alyssa VazQuez Sunrise F Kaitlyn Wild Houston RB Amy YanG North Dakota F Tori Zeltner The Citadel CB Savannah Cutler Vassar CM Laisa Andrioli Palmeiros F Cynthia Soares Jogodora de FuteBol CM Emily Pietrangelo PITT LB Mina Ahmadi FC Bergedorf 85 CM Farida Machia Forces Armes Et Police F Staff Contacts Lee Cullip Spor5ng Director 360 917 6816 Bianca Henninger Assistant Coach 408 497 2085 Haley Carter Assistant Coach 808 722 1248 Edgar Umanzor Assistant Coach 713 427 1396 Anne-Marie Cullip Game Day Admin 704-907-7731 HOME|Away Match Time/Date TTi v San Antonio Athenians 3pm KO Sun May 28th TTi v Texas Titans 7pm KO Weds May 31st Houston South Select v TTi 6.30pm KO Sat June 3rd TTi v FC Ausn 1pm KO Sun June 4th The Technical Instute Texas Titans v TTi 7pm KO Wed June 7th WPSL Bluebonnets Lonestar SC v TTi 5pm KO Sat June 10th South West Conference FC Aus,n v TTi 5pm KO Sun June 11th Fixtures 2017 Season TTi v Lonestar SC 5pm KO Weds June 14th TTi v Shreveport Lady Raers 6.30pm KO Thurs June 22nd San Antonio Athenians v TTi 6.30pm KO Sun June 25th TTi v Houston South Select 6.30pm KO Weds June 28th Shreveport Lady RaYers v TTi 7pm KO Fri June 30th TTi Bluebonnets Informaon _________________ The TTi WPSL BlueBonnets are named aer the Texas State Flower and represent TTi proudly as the top point of the TTi Development Pyramid. They train out of the Pres5gious Regis Middle School of Sacred Heart on Houston, Texas and play Home matches at St. Bap5st also in Houston, Texas This inaugural season marks the first of many for the TTi BlueBonnets and will have players represented from all over the gloBe, including Brazil, Canada, Afghanistan, Germany, WillowBend Field Mexico and the USA. With development in mind the squad is made up of 30 players from high school age and current college players to those searching for professional contracts domes5cally and abroad. There is no cost to watch the TTi BlueBonnets. WillowBend Field 4113 Willowbend Boulevard Houston, TX 77025 www.thetechnicalinstute.com Match Day Par,culars Tickets FREE Admission to Home & Away Fans Willowbend Field Facili,es 4113 Willowbend Blvd Houston Texas 77025 • Lit Grass Field • Home Changing Room • Away Changing Room • Concessions • Bathrooms on Site ParkinG FREE Parking on site Candlewood Suites Nearby Hotels 10025 Maion Street Houston, TX 77025 Holiday Inn Express 9300 Main Street Houston, TX 77025 Comfort Suites 1055 McNee Road Houston, TX 77054 Regis School of Sacred Heart TraininG Field 7330 Westview Drive Houston, TX 77054 Name The Technical Instute TTi Infrastructure Training Center Regis School of Sacred Heart 7330 Westview Drive Houston, TX 77054 Founda,on (Official) FeBruary 2016 (Non-Official) June 2015 Number of 1 Grass Field (Lit), 1 Training Pitches Gymnasium, 1 Weight Room Progressive Phase Educaon Development Center, Pre Training I + II, Training Phase, College Applicaon, WPSL (Women’s Team) Recruitment Policy Admiaance Selec5on is completely inclusive of all abili5es, gender and levels Zone of Recruitment Greater Houston Area Desired Skills Detail Orientated, Applied, Speed, Desire, Technical ABility, Natural Enthusiasm Coaches ReQuired Characteris,cs US Soccer Licensed, Con5nuously looking to further their careers and maintain high standards of coaching and coaching theory Number of Coaches 8 Coaches, 1 Goalkeeper Coach. 1 Yoga Instructor, 1 Part Time DPT Training Ac,vity Structure I Performance Warm-Up, Individual Technical Ac5vity, Passing Ac5vity, Striking Ac5vity Ac,vity Structure II Performance Warm-Up, Individual Technical Ac5vity, Aerial Ac5vity, Striking Ac5vity Ac,vity Structure III Techncial Warm Up, Receiving Ac5vity, Small Sided Ac5vity, Striking Ac5vity Specialized Ac,vi,es Defensive 1 v 1, Aerial ABility, Reading of Play, Video Analysis Parcularity ProhiBions TTi Code of Conduct Social E5que[e & Decorum Willowbend Field Physical Address 4113 Willowbend Blvd Houston Texas 77054 From the East Take 610 South/West Turn Lef on Stella Link Turn Right on WillowBend Blvd From the West Take I-10 East to 610 South Take 610 South to Stella Link and turn Right Turn Right on WillowBend Blvd “You must be a part of your own success from the start” - TTi Core Belief MAIN OBJECTIVE: To Produce Self-Aware, Self- Learning, Confident and Technically Proficient Footballers .
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