Summer Camps 2024

Coach Sarah Dacey is a graduate of the University of North Carolina and current women’s head coach at Bentley University 

Dacey played for the legendary Anson Dorrance, the winningest coach in NCAA women’s soccer history. As a four-year starter and a key member of the Tar Heels’ National Championship-winning teams in 1993, 1994, and 1996, Dacey had the distinct honor of sharing the field with US Soccer icon Mia Hamm.

*To learn more about Sarah's impressive resume continue reading here...

Mike Skelton joined the Vermont Catamounts women’s soccer program in 2021 and will be entering his fourth season in Fall 2024. Promoted to associate head coach in April 2023, he helped lead the team to the America East Semifinals in 2023, with several players earning All-Conference honors.

In his first year, Skelton was part of the America East Coaching Staff of the Year, leading the Catamounts to a 12-6-1 record and an NCAA tournament appearance after winning the America East Championship.

Previously, Skelton coached at Niagara University, leading the team to the MAAC Semifinals in 2019. He also coached youth teams for the WNY Flash and worked as an assistant at Colby College and UNC Asheville.

A native of Conway, N.H., Skelton was an All-American player at Lasell College, setting records for goals and points. He also played semi-professional soccer in England. 

Robert “Robbie” DoCarmo, a native of Wolfeboro, has cemented himself as a pivotal figure in the soccer community through his passion, dedication, and leadership. As a 2023 graduate of the University of New Hampshire (UNH), Robbie served as the team manager for the UNH Men’s Soccer program for two years, leaving an indelible mark on the team with his commitment to excellence and teamwork.

In parallel to his role at UNH, Robbie assumed the position of head coach for the Northern New Hampshire Soccer Club (NNHSC), where he has been instrumental in shaping the next generation of soccer talent. Over the past two years, he has not only coached the NNHSC teams but also played a crucial role in program development, guiding coaching staff, and nurturing players’ growth both on and off the field. His dedication to the club and his players extends beyond the sidelines, as he continues to serve as a coach and mentor to this day, fostering a culture of excellence and sportsmanship.

Robbie’s journey in soccer began during his formative years at Brewster Academy, where he was a key member of the men’s soccer team for four years. His talent and determination caught the attention of Seacoast United, leading him to represent the club both at their Epping facility in 2013-2014 and with the Seacoast United Mountaineers in preceding years. However, his roots in the sport trace back to his youth, where he first showcased his skills playing for Wolfeboro town & rec soccer, laying the foundation for his illustrious career.

Beyond his achievements on the field, Robbie embodies the values of sportsmanship, leadership, and community engagement. His unwavering commitment to soccer and its positive impact on individuals and communities alike serves as an inspiration to those around him.

As Robbie continues to leave his mark on the soccer world, his legacy as a coach, mentor, and advocate for the sport is destined to endure, shaping the future of soccer in New Hampshire and beyond.

Mary-Frances Monroe was appointed as the Head Women’s Soccer Coach at Wheaton in December 2023, becoming the 12th coach in the program’s history. Prior to this role, Monroe enjoyed a multifaceted career in both coaching and professional soccer.

Monroe began her coaching journey with a 12-season tenure in college soccer, following her playing career with the United States National Team.

At the University at Albany, she rejuvenated the soccer program, leading the team to their first America East Conference Tournament appearance in 2008 and being named Coach of the Year in 2009. Monroe then transitioned to the University of Miami, where she guided the team to its first ACC Tournament appearance in several years and mentored future professional players.

During her time at Florida Atlantic University, she helped the team secure a Conference USA regular-season title. Monroe also served as the Head Coach for Pinecrest Premier and scouts for US Soccer and worked with the US Youth Girls National Team.

As a player, Monroe was an exceptional midfielder and was a 4-time NSCAA All-America (UConn/UCLA), 2-time NSCAA Academic All-America and a three-time finalist for the MAC Hermann Award.

Her outstanding freshman season at the University of Connecticut was a highlight of her collegiate career, which also included playing for US National Team Coach Jill Ellis at UCLA. Monroe was name NSCAA Division I Freshman of the Year.

In her professional career, Monroe played for the Philadelphia Charge and Boston Breakers, winning a league title, and earned caps with the US Women’s National Team. She also competed in various leagues worldwide, including professionally in Sweden.

Hello! My name is Allie Kenyon. I am from Gilford, NH.

I played varsity soccer at Gilford High school for 4 years and earned All-State First team, Second team, and Honorable mention. My team won the State Championship my senior year.

I’ve played club soccer since I was 12, playing for NNHSC, LRU, Revolution United, and Seacoast United (DPL).

In high school I was a DPL Ambassador and an NHIAA Scholar Athlete. I am now a rising sophomore at Keene State college, playing both soccer and competing in track.

I look forward to working with you this summer!

Caleb Russo, a Wolfeboro resident, began his soccer journey with Seacoast United North as a teenager, and played as the Varsity Goalkeeper for Kingswood Regional High School, leading his team to the state championship game in his senior year.

Currently playing for Regis College, Caleb returns to us this summer to share his expertise with young, aspiring goalkeepers from the region.

Player Biography: Kiara Eveleth

Kiara began her soccer journey playing for Seacoast United based in Epping and Wolfeboro, New Hampshire.

During this time she attended Moultonborough Academy where she led her varsity team as Captain, while being named First-Team Allstate, Top Goal Scorer, and Best Defensive Player.

During Kiara’s time playing for Seacoast United she was also selected for the NH ODP State Team and the East ODP Regional Team.

After her high school and club career, Kiara made the move across the pond to Newcastle, United Kingdom to further her studies in Sports & Exercise Science at Northumbria University.

Additionally, she serves as a versatile player for i2i International Soccer Academy.

During this past season Kiara scored 15 goals to help her team win 3 leagues, NFYL, BUCS, and the Northumberland Premiership.

The i2i international women’s team was also crowned cup champions in 3 separate competitions.

Following another successful season in England, Kiara returns home to NNHSC to give back to the community where it all started.

For more information about the i2i Soccer Academy’s female program in Newcastle, England, please visit their official website here...

Andy DoCarmo started his club soccer career with Seacoast United Mountaineers before heading down to the club’s main location in Epping New Hampshire. He then played for Seacoast United as well as NNHSC and played soccer for four years at Brewser Academy. As a Brewster alumnus, Andy has committed academically to Bentley University in Waltham Massachusetts. This fall he will be playing soccer for ETURE Soccer Academy in Spain before attending Bentley.