Morris Elite Soccer Club Appoints Frank Pajuelo as Girls Director
Frank brings over 25 years of coaching and leadership experience across youth, high school, and club environments. He has coached
across competitive platforms including EDP, NPL, EA, and USL Academy providing a complete understanding of both player development and the demands of the modern game.
He holds a Master of Science in Educational Technology from Ramapo College of New Jersey and a Bachelor’s degree from New Jersey City
University. He is currently pursuing his U.S. Soccer Federation B License further strengthening his ability to build structured,
game-realistic training environments that support long-term player growth.
His appointment aligns directly with Morris Elite’s vision for the girls program.
As Girls Director, Frank will oversee all aspects of the girls program, including player development, coaching standards, and team structure, with a focus on building a consistent, game-realistic
training environment aligned with the demands of the modern game.
His appointment reinforces Morris Elite’s commitment to building a
true player pathway from foundational development through the senior
level with the Morris Elite USL-W Team serving as a key platform for
players aspiring to compete at the collegiate and pre-professional
levels. Morris Elite USL-W senior team is known as one of the best
female pre-professional franchises in the country.
Frank Pajuelo shared his vision:
“Our goal is to build an environment where players are consistently
improving, where every session has purpose, and players develop a
deeper understanding of the game. Coaching is teaching. We want our
players to think, make decisions, and grow with confidence in an
environment that challenges and supports them every day. We are
focused on building something long-term, developing better players,
stronger teams, and a clear pathway for every player within the game.”
Vincenzo Bernardo, President of Morris Elite, added:
“Frank brings the experience, structure, and leadership that align
perfectly with our vision for the girls’ side. As a club, we are
committed to raising the standard across every level, and this is
another important step in that direction. We’re building something
long term for our players and families, and Frank will play a key role
in that growth.”
This announcement comes at a pivotal time as Morris Elite continues to
establish itself as a national-level club and prepares to celebrate
its 10-year anniversary during the 2026/27 season. With strong
leadership, increased resources, and a clear vision in place, the
future of the girls program is positioned for sustained growth and
success.