Elise Pelletier

Head Coach

BES is thrilled to have veteran Club Head Coach Elise Pelletier returning on staff. A Maine native, Elise was recruited to play for acclaimed NCAA Division 1 Coach Scott Atherley at the University of Maine. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology & Physical Education from UMaine as well as a Master’s in Sport Management from Southern New Hampshire University. After helping lead UMaine to three straight conference title bouts, she’s built an extensive coaching resume.

Elise has attained U.S. Soccer Federation E, F and D licensure, as well as a Level 1 Futsal Diploma, and NFHS Certification. She’s gained over twenty years of coaching experience from the NCAA and club levels to high school, middle school and in youth soccer. A versatile teacher, Elise recently coached U9 through U13 as a Club Head Coach for Seacoast United (2020-2023). She’s also served as a Phoenixville SC Club Head Coach, and as U12 Girls Zone Director (2016-2020). 

During her time coaching in Pennsylvania, Elise led both Gettysburg High School’s Varsity and Gettysburg Middle School from 2012-2016. She currently works for a women’s empowerment non-profit, and lives in New Hampshire with her family.

Education

  • University of Maine 2006

    • BS in Kinesiology & Physical Education

  • Southern New Hampshire University 2014

    • MS in Sports Management

Coaching Education

  • USSF E License

  • USSF F License

  • USSF D License

  • Level 1 Futsal Diploma

  • NFHS Certified Interscholastic Coach

  • Safe Sport Certified

Coaching Experience

  • Gettysburg PA High School Varsity – Head Coach 2012-2016

  • Gettysburg PA Middle School – Head Coach 2012- 2016

  • University of Valley Forge, PA (Division 3) – Women’s Assistant Coach 2016-2019

  • Phoenixville SC – Club Head Coach & U12 Girls Zone 1 Director 2016-2020

  • Seacoast United SC – Club Head Coach U9-U13 Girls 2020-2023

  • 15 Years of Coaching Grassroots Programs as Coach and Trainer – Ages 3-8

Playing Experience

  • University of Maine (NCAA Division 1) 2002-2005

  • Maine Novas Travel Club

“Its not about the destination, It’s the journey.”