Husson University

Kristin Pelletier, DPT, ’05, ‘05G, ‘08G was an outstanding midfielder for the Husson University women’s soccer program, playing for hall of fame member Keith Bosley from 2000-2003.

In 72 career games played, the 2001 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics All-Region Ten honoree recorded 110 points and scored 40 goals with 30 assists off 244 shots. She averaged 0.56 goals, 0.42 assists, 1.53 points and 3.39 shots per game in her career with six game-winning goals.

The four-time all-conference selection retired as the all-time career leader in games played and entered the hall of fame ranked among the program’s top-10 career leaders in goals (third), goals per game (fifth), assists (fourth), assists per game (tied for third), points (third), points per game (sixth), shots (fifth), shots per game (fifth) and game-winning goals (tied for ninth).

In addition, Pelletier was the second student-athlete in program history to earn four all-conference honors while becoming the second player in school history to surpass the career 100-point mark.

Pelletier was also selected to the North Atlantic Conference All-Tournament Team in 2003.

Throughout Pelletier’s career, Husson registered a 37-30-5 (.549) overall record with a 20-7-4 (.710) mark in conference play, including four-straight postseason appearances and the program’s first conference championship game and National Collegiate Athletics Association Division III National Championship Tournament berth in 2003.

Pelletier earned a bachelor of science in health science and a master's degree in physical therapy from Husson in 2005. While later completing her doctorate of physical therapy from Husson in 2008.

A native of Madawaska, Maine, Pelletier attended Madawaska High School.