Stacey Pearson is a versatile player who has proved invaluable to manager Steve Phelps over the years, with her operating successfully in a number of key positions.

Stacey is a creative midfield player who is confident on the ball and usually at the centre of the Glovers attacking play. She is very much a team player, and is always desperate to play, and always for the good of the team. She is a consistent performer, who is a good passer of the ball. She is well known for her pin point defence splitting long range passes, and has a keen eye for goal, known for the devastating strength of her shots on goal.

Stace started her footballing career at age of ten playing for Twyford Spartans. When she was fourteen she joined Exeter Central, where she stayed for two seasons before moving on to Exeter City, who were then playing at a higher level.

Stacey moved to Yeovil Town Ladies at beginning of the 2006/07 season, while continuing to play for her school and later college, winning the British Colleges Cup with Exeter College and going to the British Colleges five-a-side finals in Loughborough as captain, finishing 3rd.

She played in goal for Yeovil during most of the 2008/09 campaign, and proved to be a good shot stopper, putting in a number of fine displays, performances that got her the Clubman of the year award that season.

In 2009/10 she returned to the outfield and formed a vital central midfield partnership with Lindsey Roe, as the club swept to promotion from the South West Combination.

Stacey continues to operate in midfield and is well suited to playing FA Women’s Premier League football.

Stacey Pearson is the manager of the Yeovil Town Ladies Under-Fourteen squad.