Coaching Staff

The coaching staff begins with Chris Stelma the Head Coach, softball, at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). A passionate leader and skilled developer of talent, Coach Stelma brings energy, proven results, and a player-first approach to the Retrievers program. Known for his ability to rebuild and elevate teams, he is widely regarded as one of the bright young coaches in Division I softball.

Before arriving at UMBC, Coach Stelma served as Head Coach at Oakland University in Michigan. In just two seasons, he led the Golden Grizzlies to significant improvement, including a 25-24 overall record and a competitive Horizon League performance. He earned a notable victory over Big Ten opponent Michigan State and coached multiple All-Conference players, including NFCA All- Region honoree Maggie Murphy.

Prior to Oakland, Coach Stelma spent eight seasons as Head Coach at Saint Peter’s University. There, he transformed a struggling program into a consistent winner. He was named Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Coach of the Year in 2022 after improving the Peacocks by 20 wins in a single season. Under his leadership, Saint Peter’s achieved back-to-back 20-win seasons and recorded their first 30-win campaign since 2002. In a three-year span, his teams won 68 games, the most successful stretch in program history in over two decades.

Coach Stelma is committed to developing complete student-athletes who excel both on the field and in the classroom. His camps and coaching philosophy emphasize fundamental skill development, mental toughness, and a love for the game. Players and families from across the United States choose Stelma Softball Camps because they know they will receive high-level instruction from a coach who truly cares about their growth.

Whether you are a high school athlete looking to improve or a parent seeking quality development opportunities, Coach Stelma and his staff are dedicated to helping every player reach her full potential.

The coaching staff begins with the Head Coach, Chris Stelma, pictured here in the image.