• Coached a total of 24 years in NCAA Division I baseball
• Coached 5 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship teams
• Coached 2 teams that played in the Div. I College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska
• Coached 14 Student/Athletes who have played in the Major Leagues and 2 that became All-Stars (B. J. Surhoff and Brian Roberts)
• Played Professional Baseball in the Kansas City Royals Organization
• Became a Division I Head Coach at the age of 26
• Head Coach of the Cotuit Kettleers in the Cape Cod Collegiate Summer League in 2008 (Western Division Champions)
• Undergraduate and Master’s Degree from the University of North Carolina and currently studying part-time for Doctoral Degree from the University of New Mexico in Sports Management
• Employed by Athletes' Performance as Head of Baseball Business Development and work with Major and Minor League Players, Major League teams, and Agents
• My son, Brian Roberts, plays 2B for the Baltimore Orioles
• Published first book in Dec. 2008 and Title is: You Can’t Steal Second Base and Keep Your Foot on First!

Mike Roberts joined the Athletes' Performance team in October, 2007. In his role as Business Development Manager, Mike is responsible for overseeing all baseball athlete relations as well as the sales of Major League and Minor League Training Programs.

Prior to joining Athletes' Performance, Mike served at the head coach of the University of North Carolina Men's Baseball Team. During his 24 seasons, Mike led the Tar Heels to two Division I, NCAA College World Series. Mike's coaching legacy continues today with four former players and two former assistants serving as head baseball coach of Division I schools.

Mike continues to coach the Cotuit Kettleers in the Cape Cod Collegiate Summer Baseball League. Over his illustrious career, Mike has coached many former and current professional baseball players, including his son, Brian, who plays for the Baltimore Orioles.

A graduate of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Mike also earned his Masters of Arts in Teaching from UNC.