Elyria Catholic High School is proud to announce Brian Fox as its next Athletic Director. Fox replaces Jack Duffy who resigned in August while Assistant Principal Tom Taylor headed the athletic program in the interim.
In his new role as athletic director, Fox will continue to lead EC’s football team. As head coach, Fox led the Panthers to the playoffs for the past two consecutive years. During these seasons, the Panthers were 16 and 7. In 2018, Fox was the Lorain County Coach of the Year, Great Lakes Conference Coach of the Year, and Ohio Division 5 Coach of the Year.
In his new role as athletic director, Fox will continue to lead EC’s football team. As head coach, Fox led the Panthers to the playoffs for the past two consecutive years. During these seasons, the Panthers were 16 and 7. In 2018, Fox was the Lorain County Coach of the Year, Great Lakes Conference Coach of the Year, and Ohio Division 5 Coach of the Year.
In addition to his coaching responsibilities, Fox also currently assists EC students as an aide in the classroom.
Fox brings to his new role both positive leadership and a vision to advance the athletic program.
Principal Suzanne Lester appreciates Fox's passion for EC's athletic program and his commitment to developing student-athletes. “Brian is relationship-driven. He will bring a lot of excitement and enthusiasm to EC athletics. His leadership, communication style, and dedication to advancing EC athletics will resonate with the school’s coaches, student-athletes, and loyal fan base.”
Prior to his employment at Elyria Catholic, Fox worked at Heidelberg University as the pass game coordinator, quarterback coach, and strength and conditioning coordinator. Prior to Heidelberg, Fox worked at Illinois College as the offensive skill coach and strength and conditioning coordinator.
Fox earned a Bachelor’s Degree from Baldwin Wallace University and a Master’s Degree from American Public University. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.
In Christ's service,
Suzanne Lester
Principal
