CT Leads Social Sports Innovation
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Connecticut, We Invite You To Lead The Development Of A New Sport, TRI
High School Students Need Support Producing The 1st Mixed Gender Tournament In The Nation
Complementing recent decades of newly established sports, there is an additional need for a unique idea bridging cultures and inspiring new, impactful opportunities.
TRI, Latin for three, is an emerging sport played by three teams at the same time on a doughnut shaped field, competing for the highest score by controlling a newly patented ball. It was designed to change the way we think about sports, challenging barriers and focusing on social individual growth. It is a cultural equalizer able to bridge between international sports and athletes. Both the game and the patented TRIball were designed as training instruments to continuously challenge athletes to refine their coordination, fitness, mental awareness and communication. TRI is the world’s perfect training sport for any athlete.
After testing and developing TRI around the world over the past 10 years, now based in Connecticut, the TRI Federation, holding it's intellectual property, is the sport's educational/governing source. Within it's 18 month U.S. debut, the TRI Federation has reached over 50,000 national participants for physical education alone.
Athletic Demand:
Af
The Goal:
After the first successful - Establish U.S. TRI Competitions
- 3 Tournaments
Status:
Thus far schools are in the process of selecting their players, 16 already confirmed, from across the SWC, SCC, CCC and NVL. Once waivers are submitted, each participating school will be listed.
Your Contributions Will Support:
- 3 State Tournaments
- 36 High Schools
- 432 Connecticut Athletes
- 144 Per Tournament
- 72 Girls & 72 Boys
Productions Needed For Donations:
$6,000 - 432 Uniforms (double side t-shirts)
$4,500 - 3 Event Video Productions (team with multiple cameras)
$5,500 - Participation Scholarships (12 high schools who can't afford equipment or TRI Fed practices)
The Tournament
High School Students Need Support Producing The 1st Mixed Gender Tournament In The Nation
Complementing recent decades of newly established sports, there is an additional need for a unique idea bridging cultures and inspiring new, impactful opportunities.
TRI, Latin for three, is an emerging sport played by three teams at the same time on a doughnut shaped field, competing for the highest score by controlling a newly patented ball. It was designed to change the way we think about sports, challenging barriers and focusing on social individual growth. It is a cultural equalizer able to bridge between international sports and athletes. Both the game and the patented TRIball were designed as training instruments to continuously challenge athletes to refine their coordination, fitness, mental awareness and communication. TRI is the world’s perfect training sport for any athlete.
After testing and developing TRI around the world over the past 10 years, now based in Connecticut, the TRI Federation, holding it's intellectual property, is the sport's educational/governing source. Within it's 18 month U.S. debut, the TRI Federation has reached over 50,000 national participants for physical education alone.
Athletic Demand:
Af
The Goal:
After the first successful - Establish U.S. TRI Competitions
- 3 Tournaments
Status:
Thus far schools are in the process of selecting their players, 16 already confirmed, from across the SWC, SCC, CCC and NVL. Once waivers are submitted, each participating school will be listed.
Your Contributions Will Support:
- 3 State Tournaments
- 36 High Schools
- 432 Connecticut Athletes
- 144 Per Tournament
- 72 Girls & 72 Boys
Productions Needed For Donations:
$6,000 - 432 Uniforms (double side t-shirts)
$4,500 - 3 Event Video Productions (team with multiple cameras)
$5,500 - Participation Scholarships (12 high schools who can't afford equipment or TRI Fed practices)
The Tournament
Organizer
Jeremiah Schwarz
Organizer
Weston, CT
