Casey Demko enters his third season as an assistant baseball coach in the 2025 season. Demko came to ACU after serving as an assistant coach at Quincy University for two seasons.
Demko’s primary duties include infield coaching, assisting offensive development and overseeing team defense. In the 2023 season, his first season as an assistant for the Wildcats, the program finished the season as the 12th ranked defense in the country. The team also finished with the highest fielding percentage in program history in the 2023 season.
Before his time at ACU, Demko was an assistant coach at Quincy University for the 2020-2022 seasons. During his time in Quincy, Illinois, Demko led the nationally ranked Quincy defense to their highest fielding percentage and most double plays turned in program history. Demko also served as an assistant for the Front Royal Cardinals in the summer of 2021.
Preceding his coaching career, Demko saw a long, successful playing career as an infielder at the collegiate level. Demko started his collegiate career in 2015 at Ohio State. He played in Columbus until 2017. Then, Demko spent 2017-2018 at Sinclair Community College and finished his playing career at Coker University from 2018-2020.
Demko currently holds a bachelor of arts in interdisciplinary studies from Coker University and a masters of science in educational leadership from Quincy University.
The Dayton, Ohio, native’s family includes his father, Rich, who played collegiate baseball at Kent State, his mother, Stephanie, and his brother, Christian, who also played collegiate baseball at Marietta College, earning two national championships during his playing career.
