Banks County Schools is excited to announce Chad Bridges as the new head boys basketball coach at Banks County High School.
With 18 years of experience as a varsity head coach, including 12 years leading boys programs and six years leading girls programs, Coach Bridges brings a strong record of success and leadership to Leopard Nation. His coaching career includes 14 state tournament appearances, with eight teams advancing past the first round, as well as a Region Championship and an Elite Eight run.
BCHS Principal Will Foster shared his excitement about the addition of Coach Bridges to the program.
“We are excited to welcome Coach Chad Bridges into Leopard Nation,” said Foster. “Coach Bridges is passionate about seeing young people strive towards and achieve success both in the classroom, on the court, and in their lives. Coach Bridges brings a wealth of coaching experience and a track record of success on the hard court. I know he will be an asset to our school and athletic department, and I have no doubt he will keep the tradition of Banks County basketball success alive and thriving in the seasons to come. Go Leopards!”
Coach Bridges is known for building programs centered on relentless effort, a positive attitude, strong fundamentals, and a commitment to sharing the basketball. His leadership extends beyond the court, with a focus on helping student-athletes grow as students, players, and young adults.
Coach Bridges has been married to his wife, Heather, for 29 years, and together they have raised three children: Chaz, 26, Carson, 24, and Max, 20.
Banks County Schools looks forward to the future of Leopard basketball under Coach Bridges’ leadership and the positive impact he will have on students, the program, and the community.