Pace University Athletics

Michelle Seeley-Flannory played for the women’s volleyball team from 1995-98 and was one of the top setters in the history of the program. She was a New York Collegiate Athletic Conference First Team selection in 1996 and helped lead Pace to the NYCAC Playoff Championship in that same season. Seeley-Flannory was a two-time Northeast-10 Conference selection, earning Second Team honors in 1997 and First Team Honors in 1998. She was a two-time American Volleyball Coaches’ Association All-Region pick in 1996 and 1998. She was a member of the 1997 NE-10 Playoff Championship as well as the NE-10 Regular Season Title in 1998. Seeley-Flannory helped lead the Setters to three straight NCAA appearances from 1996-98 with two teams advancing to the Sweet 16 in 1996 and 1997. The 1998 squad won the Northeast Region and advanced to the Elite 8 as she was named to the NCAA Northeast Region All-Tournament First Team. During her four seasons, Pace posted a record of 134-34 for a .798 winning percentage. Seeley-Flannory is the all-time leader in Pace history in assists with 5,967, while ranking third in sets played with 584 and seventh in service aces with 212. She is third in all-time digs and second in the pre-rally scoring era with 2,046. She holds the top four single season assist totals. She is currently a chemistry and research teacher at Elmont Memorial High School. Michelle and her husband Gerard have a son.