Jackie Guillemette is in her sixth year as an assistant field hockey coach at Bentley University with the 2026 season.
Guillemette helped lead the Falcons to a stellar 2025 season where the team reached both the NCAA Tournament and the finals of the NE10 Championship. Bentley ended the season ranked 10th in the final NFHCA poll of the season.
In her five seasons on the coaching staff, Bentley has won 61 games and made the NCAA Tournament twice, with 2021 being the other time.
Guillemette was Bentley's interim head women's lacrosse coach for the 2024 season.
Prior to Bentley, Guillemette served as a graduate assistant coach for field hockey and women’s lacrosse at Saint Joseph’s College of Maine.
At Saint Joseph’s, Guillemette was responsible for coaching, scheduling, conditioning, contest preparation, scouting, practice planning, fundraising, planning and supervision of team travel, and monitoring the personal, academic and athletic development of student-athletes. She also worked closely with Team Impact.
Guillemette’s coaching resume also includes serving as the head club coach of the Maine Styx Field Hockey Club since November 2018.
A 2018 graduate of Saint Anselm College, Guillemette helped the Hawks to their best-ever four-year record at the time (52-21), two Northeast-10 regular season championships and the program’s first two NCAA berths.
A native of North Waterboro, Maine, Guillemette earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice from Saint Anselm.
