Sherisa Livingston

Biography

Sherisa Livingston joined the Demon Deacons volleyball staff as an assistant coach on Feb. 18, 2025. Livingston spent 2024 on the women’s volleyball staff at Charlotte, entering the fold as an assistant coach before stepping into the interim head coach role in November. During the fall season, she primarily worked with the 49ers’ middles and right-side hitters while coordinating team blocking and scheme, also assisting with all other player positions. From 2020-23, Livingston led Radford University’s volleyball program as head coach. Her leadership led to junior libero Shelby Hernandez being voted onto the VaSID All-State Second Team and representing Radford on the Big South All-Academic Team. Additionally, in her first season playing for Livingston, sophomore Sophie Paspal recorded the fifth-best attacking percentage in school history (.328). Prior to her time at Radford, Livingston was an assistant volleyball coach at Winthrop (2018-19). Her tenure with the Eagles involved training student-athletes at the attack and blocking positions, as well as helping develop the team’s offense. Livingston also aided the passer strategy, outlined game plans and dedicated time to the recruiting trail. Her efforts contributed to Winthrop winning the 2019 Big South Championship, its first since 2006, en route to earning an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. Additionally, she played a heavy role in developing Siani Yamaguchi, the 2019 Big South Player of the Year/Setter of the Year and co