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November 4, 2018, OREGON, OH
November 4, 2018, OREGON, OH
Techsal becomes official analytics partner Region 5, Great Lakes Directors' Academies for USYF National Team program
Techsal becomes official analytics partner Region 5, Great Lakes Directors' Academies for USYF National Team program
As of the start of the 2019 season, Techsal is launching a prototype program for United States Youth Futsal to provide analytics services to the Regional Directors' Academies.
The agreement sees Techsal collecting training and workload data, creating and implementing game preparation protocols, providing game planning and scouting services, generating real time game reporting. "We are analyzing what we are identifying as game critical 'lead indicators' in real time..." explained James Zahran, CEO and President of Techsal.
Participating programs have access to a host of Techsal services, data management platforms, technical and content manuals, game plan and reporting tools systematizing strategy, tactics, player profiles and results.
"Techsal's data room services, have proved to be a real game changer, analytics generation and reporting is an integral part of the learning process at elite youth clubs worldwide in particlar in Futsal," said Otto Orf, Director Region 5.
President of Techsal Zahran said "We are proud to be part of this great opportunity. and teams in the Director's Academy have already begun to reap the benefits of advanced analytics."
March 1, 2021, STERLING HEIGHTS, MI
Techsal granted provisional USYF National Academy license 2021
Techsal, Inc., the parent company of Mit West Futsal Club has entered into an License Agreement to operate a National Youth Academy, our of its location in Sterling Heights, MI, at its state-of-the-art facility the Michigan Revolution Training Center. The Agreement calls for eight (8) teams anticipated for 2021, and the club will play its home games at the MRTC. "We are really excited about the partnership, which creates a pathway to the highest level for all our players," stated Club President James Zahran.
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