Coach Chad is from Lansing, MI. He attended  J.W. Sexton before transferring to Walter French Academy where he was named a 2-time 2nd team All-conference. Coach Chad also holds the single-game rebound (24) and rebound career records. He is also top 10 in scoring. Shortly after graduating in 1999, he traveled to the Netherlands where he made the change from playing the center position to a point guard.  He had a lot of success while over there he avg 28ppg 10reb. For the next couple of years, he was riddled with ankle injuries until he landed in Seattle, WA. There he attended Green River Community College and joined the team which was loaded with talents like Tre Simmons (undrafted to Seattle SuperSonics in 2005) and a great coach Coach Travis DeCurie (University of Montana) who he credits why he went into coaching. Coach Decurie showed him had to coach the right way. After he decided to return to Michigan he returned to his alma mater to coach. At the age of 22, He vowed that he would provide the support and quality coaching that the youth in his area needed to help kids like himself get out of the city and off to school. So they can see that the world is bigger than their situation. And then come back and help the next generation reach their potential. His first coaching job as a head coach was the boy's JV team at Walter French where he believes he really helped by just coming back and showing them that someone from their school can go play at a high level. He started training and coaching with Marcus Wourman with the Prospector program is where he really learned to pay attention to the details and sharpen his skills in training. He has been coaching and training athletes across the country for over 19 years now.  In that time having the pleasure of coaching and training athletes like Drew Valentine (Chicago Loyola Head Coach), Bryn Forbes (NBA), Austin Barnes (overseas pro), and many college players at all levels. He currently has over 20 kids that played and/or trained with him in college playing at different levels.