TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR WOMENS ACADEMY

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR WOMENS ACADEMY


You can find out more about The Tottenham Womens' Academy and their Emerging Talent Squad HERE

The Tottenham Hotspur Women’s Academy programme is for girls in school years 8 -13 and provides a full player development curriculum, incorporating technical and tactical coaching, games, medical access, sports science/strength and conditioning, analysis and lifestyle support whilst maintaining a dual career approach and philosophy.

Key programme features:

  • Minimum 3 training sessions per week (age dependent) - including technical, tactical and strength and conditioning sessions
  • Educational Workshops including nutrition and psychology sessions
  • Sports Therapist present at every training session
  • Games programme – playing against boys and girl’s teams
  • Trips, Tours and Tournaments during school holidays
  • Opportunities to gain coaching qualifications
  • Flexibility on education courses (for year 12 & 13 students)
  • Under 21 squad competing in the WSL Academy League and Youth Cup.

The aim of the Women’s Academy Programme is to provide players from Tottenham and surrounding areas with an extensive programme which will provide support to them in both their sporting and academic aspirations. In addition to players gaining opportunities with the women’s First Team, they also connect with other Clubs across Tiers 1 – 5 of the women’s pathway.

Our ongoing relationship with Tottenham Hotspur means we are able to bring you some of the brightest young talent in the game and we are excited to host the Tottenham Ladies at Lowfield this season. Keep an eye on the website for fixture announcements.

This is also part of our plan to bring even more football action to Lowfield, which includes hosting the likes of Broxbourne Badgers, Inter Trac Vets, Man vs Fat, Hoddesdon Town Youth Football Club, charity games, and of course, Tottenham Hotspur.

There will be hot and cold refreshments available from the bar and tea bar on match days.

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