Former Georgia volleyball player Kilee Goetz begins her second season as second assistant coach of the Samford volleyball program.

In her first year with the program, she helped Samford head coach Derek Schroeder led the Bulldog team to its second consecutive winning season and its first division title in school history. She worked closely with Samford setter Hillary Fountain who was named First Team All-Conference and Player of the Week twice in 2009. She also assists with the defense and serve-receive training. She handles Samford's travel arrangements and directs all summer camps. She also has taken on a larger role the recruitment process of Samford volleyball while placing two 2010 student-athletes on verbal commitments.

In December 2008, Goetz took on a role as the head coach of the 17-1 team for the Birmingham Volleyball Club. She led her club to finish second in the SRVA open level. Her team was also the first team in the club's history to qualify for USAV Nationals.

Goetz came to Samford after four months with Michigan Elite Volleyball in Warren, Mich. She was the setter trainer and worked with the 17-National program. She served for three years as the head varsity volleyball coach for Kalamazoo Central High School in Michigan and improved the team record from five wins to 40 in her first season.

From 2002 to 2006, she worked under Rob A Buck as lead trainer at The American Athlete, training coaches and all athletes into the USA Michigan Volleyball system. She has also worked with USA Volleyball with their high performance camps.

In 2007, Goetz graduated from Western Michigan University with a bachelor's degree in psychology and sociology. She is also BCABA (Board Certified Associate Behavior Analyst) certified.