Girls Unite Leadership

Kilee Quigley is the club’s Technical Director. She comes from a 17-year coaching background, starting as a volunteer assistant for her alma mater, Idaho State University, and then spending the last 16 years coaching ECNL at MVLA. She is proud to have taken her teams to many championships and specializes in cultivating an atmosphere where players fall in love with the game. She prides herself on creating an environment where kids feel both challenged and successful.

Kilee has been playing for the U.S. Women’s Beach Soccer National Team since 2019. Prior to that, she played three seasons of Semi-pro soccer for the Sacramento Storm. In her collegiate career, Kilee played for Idaho State University where she was both captain and named First Team All-Conference for three consecutive years, leading her team to win the Big Sky Championship in 2006.

In her free time, you will most likely find her at the beach or on the pickleball court. She loves food, family, and good friends.

As Girls Unite DOC/Technical Director, Coach Kilee oversees all aspects of the club’s soccer development, including coaching education, coach mentorship, player development, and team strategy. She works closely with our coaching staff to ensure that Girls Unite Soccer Club continues to provide the best possible training and development opportunities for our players.

Lilia Dosalmas has been coaching in the Bay Area for the past 15 years. She has coached competitive youth club soccer for various East Bay clubs, High school soccer programs, youth camps and clinics, afterschool programs, and several programs for early learners and beyond. Her passion for coaching stems from a love of soccer and a love of education. Her own pursuit of education includes a Bachelor’s degree in Feminist Studies from UC Santa Barbara and a Master’s degree from UC Berkeley in Education with an emphasis in the Cultural Studies of Sport in Education. These areas allow her to incorporate educational pedagogies into her coaching approaches, and to create environments for athletes to discover sport and engage thoughtfully in their participation of it.

Additionally, Lilia has coached various programs in college soccer, most recently as the head women’s soccer coach for UC Santa Cruz where Lilia earned Conference Coach of the Year, and led the team to the first C2C conference championship in program history. In addition to athletic accolades, Lilia’s teams earned cumulative team gpa’s of 3.71 and garnered consecutive appearances on dean’s list and all scholars lists from her program.

Lilia is excited to work with Girls Unite and continue the journey of empowering young athletes through the sport of soccer, and sharing in the joy of building community and discovering the power and confidence found in being an athlete.

Lilia holds several national coaching licenses including a C license from the US Soccer Federation and an Advanced National Diploma from United Soccer Coaches.

A San Francisco native, Hannah started playing soccer at age 3 and continued to play division 1 at the University of Portland. Hannah finished her collegiate playing career as captain at Southeastern Louisiana University. She's earned multiple Southland Conference honors for both athletic and academic achievements. Currently, Hannah plays semi-pro for the San Francisco Nighthawks, a team she's been with since high school. She's worked with Girls Unite for years, running skills clinics and camps, and have coaches several recreational teams to offer off-season training. Hannah is excited to join Girls Unite as the Recreational Program Director and to focus her passion towards contributing to the local soccer community and growing Girls Unite's recreational program.