Monday, August 9, 2021

Oxford has a new Athletic Director.

Written Monday August 9th at 12:50 PM

The Oxford Wildcats will have a new Athletic Director.

The Wildcats named Tony DeMare as their new athletic director. He replaces Jordan Ackerman whom was named the new principal at Armada last month.

DeMare spent 17 years at Dearborn Divine Child as a coach and athletic director. He also spent time at Madison Heights Bishop Foley and Westminster Academy.

During his career he was inducted into the 2014 Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame. He has also been Coach of the Year and Athletic Director among other awards.

It will be very interesting to see with DeMare at Oxford. The Wildcats will be a program to watch in the future.

Stay tuned to OAA Now for the latest on this developing story.

Here is the Press Release.

https://www.oxfordathletics.org/general/2021-22/releases/20210809igp0u2

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