Soccer

In 'football' the goal offensively is to have vision and defensively to be aware at all times. Training sessions are organized towards specific aspects of the game such as passing, shooting and defense. To achieve these aspects we develop the athlete by mastering technical exercises and graduating to tactical group game day situations. The ultimate goal is to provide a bridge between practice and match play.

Program Designer for Men's Soccer

Seamus Tritchler

• Attended the English Football Association course - 1991
• Has held thousands of camps and clinics in the United States and Ireland
• Signed for League of Ireland side Homefarm Football club - November 1995
• Coached for numerous homefarm schoolboys teams in Dublin, Ireland (which at the time was one of the elite feeder clubs to English Premier teams such as Leeds, Everton, Liverpool Glasgow Celtic football club, and more)
• Started the Technical Advantage Soccer Systems training coarses - 1990-present day
• Has created training programs focusing on technique in shooting, ball control, heading, passing and dribbling (moves, an fast footwork)
• Varsity Girls Coach at Farmington High school - 2003-present.

Program Designer for Women's Soccer

Lindsey Schwartz
Lindsey Schwartz plays on the University of Minnesota women's soccer team. Here are her collegiate accomplishments:

SOPHOMORE SEASON 2006: One of five Golden Gophers to start all 19 matches • tied for the team lead in goals with five • tallied four assists and ranked second on the team in points with 14 • far and away the team leader in both shots (65) and shots on goal (29) • shot total ranked fifth in the Big Ten • also ranked fourth in the conference in shots per game (3.42) • had a huge season opener in 3-0 shutout of Drake (8/25) with four points • set up the first two goals of the game vs. the Bulldogs before netting her first goal of the season right after halftime • netted her second goal of the season in 2-0 win over Iowa State (9/1) • opened the scoring in 2-2 tie at Brown (9/10) with her third goal of the season • scored one of three goals in rout of Northern Colorado (9/17) • tallied the game-winner in the Gophers' 2-1 victory at South Dakota State (10/15) • helped set up Elena Fruci's game-winning goal vs. Dartmouth (9/15) • fed Kaitlin Wagner to get Minnesota on the board at Ohio State (10/27) • earned her second letter.

FRESHMAN SEASON 2005: Named the team's most valuable offensive player • one of three Gophers to start all 19 matches, joining Clare Grimwood and Hailey McCarthy • led the team with six goals and 17 points, becoming only the third freshman in school history to lead the team in scoring • had two goals and seven points in 10 Big Ten games • five of her goals and four of her assists came on the road • began career with a goal in her first three matches and four of her first five • scored the team's only goal at No. 17 Nebraska (8/26) • scored the team's lone goal in 1-1 tie at Baylor (9/2) • had a goal and and assist in 3-1 win at Northern Iowa (9/9) • had an assist on each game-winning goal during a three-game winning streak from 9/25-10/2 • assisted on Kaitlin Neary's game-winner vs. Indiana (9/25) • assisted on Kaitlin Wagner's overtime winner at Wisconsin (9/30) • provided the lone assist on Becky Dellaria's game-winner at Northwestern (10/2) • scored the game-winning goal in 2-1 win vs. Illinois (10/9) • scored the lone goal in 1-0 win at Michigan (10/23) • earned her first letter.