Caleb Livingston enters his second season with the Lady Techsters after joining the staff in August 2024.

The Lady Techsters concluded the 2024-25 season with an 18-16 record and advanced to the Great 8 of the WNIT. Livingston was responsible for helping develop the guards. During his first season, he helped develop CUSA Freshman of the Year and First Team All-CUSA selection Paris Bradley. Bradley finished the season with eight 20-point performances, the sixth most by a freshman in program history. He also assisted with the development of Robyn Lee, who became the 45th player in program history to reach 1,000 career points.

Livingston spent three seasons at Three Rivers College, where he helped guide the Raiders to a 79-12 record. Three Rivers won its first 28 games, including the Region 16 Championship, during his first season before falling in the NJCAA Tournament. The Raiders would claim the Region 16 Championship again in 2023, en route to the NJCAA Quarterfinals.

Prior to joining the staff at Three Rivers, Livingston served as an assistant coach at Nettleton High School in Jonesboro, Ark., for four years. In those four years, the Lady Raiders won two conference championships and a state championship in 2020. Livingston helped send 12 players to the collegiate level, including six to the division one level. In his four years at Nettleton, the Lady Raiders had the second-most wins as a program in Arkansas.

Before Nettleton, Livingston was the head coach at Palestine-Wheatley HS in Palestine, Ark., for two seasons. He helped lead the program to its first regional tournament appearance in 15 years and had two players sign to play collegiately in his two seasons.

Livingston was also heavily involved in the travel basketball circuit. Livingston had over 80 student-athletes sign to play at the college level in eight years of coaching travel basketball. Of the 80-plus signees, 56 went on to play Division 1 basketball. Livingston coached three McDonald's All-Americans in his tenure: Liz Dixon, Sasha Goforth, and Jersey Wolfenberger.

Livingston helped create the Woodz Elite girls' travel program, which later transformed into Arkansas Select. He was awarded a deal on the Under Armour Association circuit, where he led his 2022 team to a 6th-place finish in the summer of 2021.

Livingston graduated from Williams Baptist University in 2012 with a degree BA in Liberal Arts.