Alemão Galletti joined the South Florida Beach Volleyball program as an Assistant Coach in July 2025.
Gallett brings over twenty years of professional volleyball experience as both a coach and professional athlete,
Most recently, Galletti was an assistant coach at FIU (2018-19), where he focused on developing game strategies and specialized training plans.
From 2013 to 2016, Galletti served as the head coach of the Turkish National Team, taking the men’s team from a No. 100 world ranking in 2013 to a consistent member of the Top 25 in the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) world rankings.
From 2011 to 2012, Galletti served as the supervisor for the Brazilian Women’s National Team, overseeing the operation and preparations for the team as it participated in the 2012 London Olympics, a team that included the Olympic Bronze Medal pair of Juliana Silva and Larissa Franca.
Galletti also served as head coach of the Australian Women’s National Team from 2006-09, where the pair of Natalie Cook and Tamsin Barnett won the Gold Medal at the Seoul FIVB World Tour in 2007 and finished fifth at the 2018 Beijing Olympics; and was the head coach of the Greece National Team from 2000-04, coaching the pair of Vasso Karadassiou and Efi Sfiry to a 2001 European Championship.
Galletti from the University of Dom Bosco in Brasilia, Brazil, in 1991 with a degree in physical education.
GALLETTI CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
As a Coach
3rd Place – 2015 FIVB World Tour, Lucerne Open (team Turkey Giginoglu/ Goktepe)
1st Place – 2015 CEV Continental Cup (team Turkey Bilginoglu/Gogtepe)
1st Place – 2013, 2015 & 2016 Turkey National Tour (team Giginoglu/Serkesi and team Giginoglu/Gögtepe)
1st Place – 2015 Qatar National Tour (team Turkey Giginoglu/Gogtepe)
1st place – 2013 & 2015 Mediterranean Games (team Turkey Giginoglu/Sekersi)
First time ever Turkey Qualified a team for the 2014 Youth Olympics, Nanjing (team Turkey Cetin/Yursever)
1st Place – 2007 FIVB World Tour Open - Seoul (team Australia, Cook/Barnet)
5th Place – 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing (team Australia, Cook/Barnet)
9th Place – 2004 Olympic Games in Athens (team Greece, Karadassiou/Sfyri)
1st Place – 2001 European Championship (team Greece, Karadassiou/Sfyri)
As a Player
3rd Place – 1996 FIVB World Tour, Puerto Rico
2nd Place – 1999 AVP Tour, Santa Barbara, California
1st Place – 1995 FIVB World Championship, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
3rd Place – 1995 Brazilian National Tour, Niteroi, Brazil
2nd Place – 1995 FIVB World Tour, Marbella, Spain
2nd Place – 1995 FIVB World Tour, Marseille, France
2nd Place – 1995 CBV National Tour, Campinas, Brazil
