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Born and raised in Texas, Chauntae (nicknamed Cheetah) attended W.E. Boswell H.S. in Saginaw prior to Stanford University. Following four years at Stanford, Cheetah transfered to the University of Texas, where she earned a degree in Civil Engineering and Urban Planning with a minor in Architecture. While competing collegiately, she earned nine All-American honors, a Big XII and Pac-10 Championship in the 400 meters, and is still in the Stanford record books as the fastest female in the Indoor 60 and 200, and the Outdoor 100, 200, and 400 meter races in school history. Bayne returned to competition in 2013 after a two year hiatus, and proceeded to run the 15th fastest 200m time in the world.

Cheetah has a strong faith and lives a life to be pleasing before God. She enjoys working with youth athletes from various sports and backgrounds and has coached individuals from high school to collegiate age. Regarding her desires on and off the track, Cheetah says, "I do not set goals on or off the track, I run and live each year, month, and day with no expectation, but with the desire to see what the Lord has blessed me with after completion of each race and each moment of the day. My only goal in my life is to hear the Lord tell me, 'Well done'."