Entering his first year as an assistant coach at Judson, Tim Whitehouse brings an international flair to the coaching staff. Originally from England, Whitehouse will coach the goal keepers.

Whitehouse was raised in England and graduated from the University of Leeds where he was a three-year starter as the goalie. While in England, he also played club soccer for the Professional Academy on the Black Bruns Revers.

As a coach, Whitehouse is familiar with the Chicagoland area. He is the former assistant and head women’s soccer coach at Elgin Community College. He was the head coach for the 2003 and 2004 seasons at ECC. In 2003, ECC won the Skyway Conference Championship. He was also the assistant coach for one year.

In club soccer, he helps coach local youth in Bartlett. He coaches five teams for the Bartlett Travel Soccer Club from U-8 to U-18.

Whitehouse and his wife Rachel have been married for four years.