Bill Esterly became the College's ninth Head Coach of Women's Soccer in June of 2010. He brings a deep resume of successful coaching experience from a broad array of age groups and organizations to F&M. Prior to taking over the women's team, Esterly had served as a volunteer coach with the men's program.

Esterly has collegiate experience on both the women's and men's sides. He assisted the Gettysburg women in 2005 when the Bullets captured the ECAC South Region Championship. That followed a six-year stint as a men's assistant at Millersville University. At both institutions, Esterly was charged with scouting opponents and recruiting.

After a year at Gettysburg, Esterly joined the men's staff at York College, spending four seasons on the sidelines in one of NCAA Division III's top programs. The Spartans complied a record of 60-3-6 and made three NCAA tournament appearances, including two trips to the quarterfinals, with Esterly on the staff.

Since April 2008, Esterly has served as the Technical Director of LANCO United. In that capacity, he directs a staff of 22 coaches developing youth soccer players for opportunities to compete in the collegiate and professional ranks. Esterly is tasked with developing and implementing a progressive, long-term training philosophy, as well as managing all aspects of the organization's financial activities.

A 1993 graduate of Alfred University, Esterly was a four-year letterwinner for the Saxons. His playing days did not end with graduation. Esterly played two years of club soccer with Hermes A.C. in Astoria, N.Y., and a pair of stints with the Lancaster Spartans. His coaching credentials include a USSF National "B" License and an NSCAA Advanced National Diploma.

Kelly Haas enters her first season as assistant coach for the Diplomats this year.  Kelly graduated from F&M in 2004, where she was a four-year varsity starter.

In 2002, Haas was named to the 2^nd All Conference Team. She was also named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll in 2002 and 2003.  Haas received F&M’s Offensive Player of the Year award in 2001. In addition, she was also a two-time winner of the Player of the Year Award in 2002 and 2003; in the 2002 season the team went 15-3-2 and won the ECAC Division III Mid-Atlantic Championship. She was also the team’s Practice Jersey Award winner in her senior year, as well as team captain.

She is listed at 14^th for all-time points at F&M, as well as 15^th for all-time goals, and 10^th for all-time assists.

Haas earned her B.A. in Government, with a minor in History.  Haas was also a member of the F&M Players, the College’s only co-ed a cappella group, Poor Richards, and a member of the Dance Company and Dance Team.

For her performance in the classroom, Haas was part of the Phi Alpha Theta International History Honor Society, and the Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor Society, as well as a Dana Scholar.

Haas, a native of Hatfield, PA, is currently the Director of College Programs at F&M.