Central Florida Volleyball Camps
Assistant Coach Michelle Chatman

Michelle Chatman is in her second season as part of the UCF volleyball staff. She serves as the program's recruiting coordinator, director of operations and middle-blocker coach.

Chatman comes to UCF after serving the previous two seasons as an assistant coach at Georgetown University.

As an assistant at Georgetown, Chatman coordinated all recruiting efforts, while also serving as the director of operations for the team, managing travel and equipment.

Prior to being named an assistant at Georgetown, Chatman spent the 2005 season as a student assistant coach at the University of Florida, her alma mater. While assisting the Gators, the team posted a 33-3 overall record and made an appearance in the NCAA Elite Eight.

Chatman was a four-year letterwinner while a member of the Gators' squad and was named an American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-American Honorable Mention selection as a middle blocker following her 2004 season. Chatman earned her first All-America honor of her career after a senior season that saw her post the ninth-best single-season hitting percentage in UF history (.393). Chatman also garnered AVCA East Region accolades in 2002.

During her four seasons as a Gator, the volleyball team posted a 126-10 overall record and made four-consecutive appearances in the NCAA Tournament, including the NCAA Final Four in 2002 and the national championship match in 2003.

Chatman has also managed camps for the Girls Club of Alachua County (Fla.) and was an assistant coach for the Gainesville Juniors Volleyball Club.

Originally from Woodridge, Ill., Chatman earned a bachelor's of arts degree in sociology and a bachelor's of science degree in family, youth and community sciences from Florida in 2006.