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Women's Softball coach
Head Coach: Erin Livingston
Erin Livingston became the fourth head coach of the Holy Family University softball team on July 8, 2009. She takes over for Mickey McGroarty who won over 400 games in 18 seasons and the head coach of the Tigers.

Holy Family is Livingston’s first collegiate head coaching post. She spent the 2009 season as an assistant coach at Division III Kean University. The Cougars went 19-21 overall and qualified for the New Jersey Athletic Conference and Eastern College Athletic Conference post-season tournaments. Her first collegiate position came in 2005 when she was an assistant at Philadelphia University. That year, the Rams were 17-26.

Livingston was a four-year starter as a second baseman and designated player for Kutztown University from 2001 until 2005. She recorded a career batting average on .263 with 126 hits, including 39 doubles and six home runs, and 90 runs batted in.

She was also a two-time National Field Hockey Coaches Association First Team All-American for the Golden Bears in 2004 and 2005.

Livingston was tabbed as a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Scholar-Athlete in all four of her years at Kutztown. In 2005, she was tabbed as the Kutztown University Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Livingston was a recipient of the NCAA Completion Scholarship in the fall of 2005.

Livingston has a B.S.Ed. in elementary education from Kutztown and a M.A. in counselor education from Kean University (May 2009).


assistant coachAssistant Coaches: Tim Hamill