University of Maine, Farmington Women's Soccer

Callie Hammer was named the Assistant Coach for the women's soccer team prior to the beginning of the 2022 season. Hammer joins Head Coach Molly Wilkie's coaching staff after playing under Wilkie for four seasons, one of which was a COVID season, as the Beaver's starting goalkeeper. After joining the team in 2018, Hammer was quickly elevated to starting goalkeeper. She put together a strong career in net posting 320 career saves. Hammer was also a two-year captain for the Beavers. In the fall of 2020 Hammer was named as the Treasurer of the North Atlantic Conference's Student Athlete Advisory Committee. Hammer currently works as a functional life skills teacher at Norridgewock Elementary School. Wilkie is very happy to have Hammer join her staff. "As a player, Callie was always a high quality leader, a great teammate, and always strived to improve. I know these qualities will transfer effortlessly as a coach. She is also a very inclusive, passionate and great mentor for our team", Wilkie states. Hammer also was a member of the softball team at UMF.

Molly Wilkie is UMaine-Farmington's head women's soccer coach and assistant athletics director. Wilkie previously served as UMF's head women's lacrosse coach for eight seasons from 2009 to 2016. On the pitch, Wilkie has led the Beavers for 14 seasons. Wilkie guided UMaine-Farmington to a NAC Tournament Championship and accompanying NCAA Tournament berth in 2018, and she was honored as the NAC Coach of the Year in 2010 and again in 2021. The Beavers have advanced to the NAC Tournament in each of her 14 seasons at the helm of UMF women's soccer. Over her eight seasons as UMF's women's lacrosse coach, Wilkie guided her squad to ever-increasing levels of competitive success. The Beavers clinched a North Atlantic Conference playoff berth in each of her eight seasons as head coach, and under her tutelage UMF women's lacrosse players earned 19 All-NAC awards as well as the 2013 NAC Rookie of the Year in Ayla Allen.Wilkie is a former women's soccer player at UMaine-Farmington and a 2006 graduate. She spent two seasons as an assistant coach for the Beavers in women's soccer before becoming head coach. Formerly Molly Hagstrom, Wilkie played for the Beavers in 2004 and 2005. A starter in the backfield, Wilkie appeared in 40 games over two seasons with three goals and three assists. A leader on and off the field, Wilkie was captain of the 2005 team and named to the All-NAC Second and the NAC All-Tournament Team. Wilkie transferred from the University of Southern Maine where she was an All-Little East Conference First Team and All-New England First Team choice in 2000 and All-LEC Second Team in 2001.  A native of Yarmouth, Maine, Wilkie resides in Farmington with her husband, Andrew, and two children, River and Peri.  Updated: 11/15/22