Oakland County FC Announces Changes to USL League Two Coaching Staff

ROYAL OAK, Mich. (October 30, 2026) – Oakland County FC announced today that the club will be moving in a new direction with its USL League Two coaching staff, concluding Steve Walker’s three-season tenure as Head Coach of the program.

Coach Walker will transition to a coaching role with Vardar’s Midwest Premier League (MWPL) team as part of a renewed strategic partnership between the two organizations.

During his three seasons at the helm, Walker played an instrumental role in the development and growth of the club’s USL League Two program. Under his leadership, OCFC achieved several notable milestones, including a historic 2026 campaign that saw the club finish second in its division, its highest divisional finish in club history.

Beyond the results on the field, Walker’s commitment to player development, leadership, and dedication to the organization have made a lasting impact on the organization.

Oakland County FC extends its sincere gratitude to Walker for his contributions over the past three seasons and looks forward to his involvement with the MWPL squad.

The club also thanks the entire outgoing USL League Two coaching staff for their hard work, professionalism, and commitment to representing Oakland County FC throughout their time with the organization.

As Oakland County FC looks toward the future, the club remains committed to building upon its recent successes and continuing to strengthen its USL League Two program both on and off the field.

Additional announcements regarding the club’s USL League Two coaching staff will be made at a later date.