Tyler Schatz joined Charlotte as an assistant coach prior to the 2022 season after spending the previous two seasons at High Point University.

He primarily worked with the team's goalkeepers, but also had a hand in team video, defensive schemes, and team travel. In Schatz's first season with the Panthers, High Point posted a 10-1-0 record and achieved a program-record ranking of No. 24 in the College Soccer News Poll. HPU went a perfect 8-0-0 in Big South play to win the regular season championship and had a program record 11 postseason awards, including the First Team All-Big South Goalkeeper. In 2021, HPU won it's seventh Big South Tournament title and reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2017.

Prior to joining High Point, Schatz spent the 2019 season at Northern Arizona University after six seasons at VCU. Schatz has worked with top conference players at all three institutions and has helped multiple goalkeepers to Defensive Player of the Week awards and All-Conference. Before starting as a full-time assistant, Schatz was a graduate assistant for two seasons at VCU while earning a Master's in Sports Leadership while assisting with the women's soccer program.

Schatz played collegiately at Kenyon College in Ohio and still currently ranks in the top three in program record books for goals against average for a single season and in his career. A 2012 graduate, Schatz earned his degree in History and Statistics.

After graduating from Kenyon, Schatz moved to Spain where he played in the professional ranks for one year with Club Deportivo de Cieza.

Schatz currently holds his USSF C License as well as a United Soccer Coaches Advanced National Goalkeeper Diploma.