Enad Haddad was added to the Greensboro College coaching staff prior to the 2020 season after spending time at nearby Winston-Salem State University.
Prior to joining the WSSU staff, Haddad had a successful amateur coaching career where he spent the ten seasons as the general manager of the Greensboro Reds.Â
During that time, Haddad posted a career coaching record of 236-83-5 including an astonishing 176-22-4 in divisional play. His team also won six-straight NABA 6-peat championships (2011-2016), including three undefeated seasons (2012, 2013, 2015). In the post-season, his teams held a 37-3 record that includes a current 30-game win streak. Being no stranger to winning championships, his teams won 9 divisional championships out of 10 seasons. Enad has coached fifteen players that have gone on to play professionally.
In addition, Haddad is also heavily involved with program development for amateur baseball in the Piedmont Triad. In 2011, he was appointed as the director of the Greensboro Palomino League and was the founder and acting president of the Greensboro NABA (2011-2016). He also served on the executive board for the Triad MSBL.
Enad attended Hargrave Military Academy in Chattam, VA, and Western Guilford High Schoo,l and was offered a offered a baseball scholarship to Campbell University. He resides in Greensboro, NC with his dog, Zade II.
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