

Rashad Slade

PERSONAL– Born in Reidsville, NC and graduated from Reidsville High School. Following high school, Rashad attended Appalachian State University on a full athletic scholarship to play Wide Receiver. At ASU, he received his Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, and majored in Computer Information Systems. He earned his Master of Education degree from N.C. State University, his Post Masters Certificate in Education Administration from UNCG, and his Doctorate in Educational Leadership at UNCG. Rashad is married to his wife Misty and they have two kids, Ashlyn and Brayden.
FOOTBALL– His love for the game of football began at the recreational stage, and he has experienced success at every level, both as a player and a coach. As a three year Varsity starter at Reidsville High School, he set many records; in which a few still stand today. As a Junior and Senior, he was named team MVP, and was named to the All-State, All-County, and All Conference teams. He played in the East-West All-Star Game, as well as the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas. Rashad went on to Appalachian State University, starting as a true Freshman. Following college, he played in the Arena Football League before beginning his career in Education.
Reggie Chestnut

PERSONAL– Born in Reidsville, NC and graduated from Reidsville High School. Following high school, Reggie went on to Catawba College. Reggie is married to his wife Catina and they have two sons, Austyn and Cameryn.
FOOTBALL– Reggie is the head football coach at Reidsville Middle School, the feeder program for the North Carolina’s leader in football state championships, Reidsville High School. Coach Chestnut’s winning record is unmatched in Rockingham County.
As a three year Varsity starter at Reidsville High School, he was a standout outside linebacker. As a Junior he was the Rams second leading tackler with 78. As a Senior, he led the team with 100 tackles and earned All-County honors. Coach Chestnut is dedicated to working with youth to ensure their success both on and off the field.
