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TOM DORAN
Assistant Coach
Tom Doran enters his second season as an Assistant Coach for the Williams College men’s basketball program in 2024-25.
The 2023-24 Ephs earned the No. 1 seed and hosted the NESCAC Tournament at Chandler Gymnasium in Williamstown, Massachusetts, as Williams advanced to the conference title game. The Ephs went 23-7 overall and 9-1 in conference, as the unit won a pair of NCAA Tournament games and advanced all the way to the Sweet 16. The squad also earned a share of the Little Three crown. The Ephs defeated then-No. 4-ranked Trinity, 55-54, in thrilling fashion on Feb. 2 at Chandler, as the team overcame a six-point deficit in the final minute.
Doran comes to Williams after spending one season as Video Coordinator for the Princeton University men’s basketball team and three-and-a-half years as a Student Manager for the men’s basketball program at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Doran’s one season on staff at Princeton saw the Tigers have their best season in 56 years. Princeton finished the season, 23-9, winning the Ivy League regular-season and playoff tournament titles for the first time since 2017. As a No. 15 seed in the NCAA Tournament, Princeton upset the No. 2 seed, Arizona Wildcats, and No. 7 seed, Missouri Tigers, before falling to the No. 6 seed, Creighton Bluejays, in the Sweet 16. The 2022-23 Tigers' roster included First Team All-Ivy selection Tosan Evbuomwan, Second Team All-Ivy honoree Matt Allocco and Ivy League Rookie of the Year Caden Pierce. Evbuomwan is currently under contract for the Detroit Pistons.
At Princeton, Doran’s duties included assisting with opponents’ scouts, evaluating recruits and filming and cutting practice and game footage. Doran also had a hand in operations of the program, ranging from travel and team meals to recruits’ official visits.
At Wake Forest, Doran’s duties included managing practice and game-day operations, travel, nutrition and hydration, filming practice, player development and the operation of fellow student managers. Doran assisted in the development of future NBA players, including 2022 first-round pick Jake Laravia (Memphis), 2022 ACC Player of the Year Alondes Williams (Brooklyn), Jaylen Hoard (Oklahoma City), Olivier Sarr (Portland) and Chaundee Brown (Atlanta). Doran spent his first two years working under head coach Danny Manning and his last year and a half under Manning’s successor, Steve Forbes, the 2021-22 ACC Coach of the Year.
During his college summers, Doran served as the Staffing Director for Hoop Group Elite camps in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. In the role, he was responsible for staffing the camps with Division II, Division III and AAU coaches (2021), interned for Princeton men’s basketball where he aided in the organization's recruiting and evaluation of prospects (2020) and worked basketball camps at Providence, Princeton and Wake Forest (2019).
Doran hails from Princeton, New Jersey, where he was a 2018 graduate of Princeton High School. In December 2021, he graduated cum laude from Wake Forest with a degree in politics and international affairs and a Minor in Spanish.
TREY LIVINGSTON
Assistant Coach
Livingston brings a hardworking, knowledgeable and experienced personality to the Ephs' bench, while having a winning mindset, strong work ethic and being a passionate and positive role model.
Previously, Livingston spent two years as Assistant Men's Basketball Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. He recruited top-scholar student-athletes and assisted with game-day and practice preparations, including formulating scouting reports and performing film breakdown. Additionally, Livingston coordinated team travel and monitored the personal, academic and athletic development of the student-athletes.
While employed at Washington & Lee, he also served as a Professor of Physical Education, teaching semester long courses and educating students on sport fundamentals. He built a 12-week syllabus with out-of-class assignments.
During the 2021-22 season, Livingston was an Assistant Men's Basketball Coach and Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at Hampden-Sydney College in Farmville, Virginia. He recruited student-athletes, assisted with program operations and developed social media and graphic design communication strategies. Livingston was also the point-person for strength and conditioning activities for the program, ensuring consistent gains and growth through monthly tests.
During his coaching career, Livingston has mentored one All-ODAC First Team, three Second Team and one Third Team selections. Furthermore, he coached one VASID Second Team All-State student-athlete and helped develop two NABC All-Americans. As an Assistant Coach, his teams have won 15 or more games three times, including two 18-win seasons. He has helped the teams defeat three top-25 opponents and guided one team to the ODAC Conference Championship in 2023-24.
In addition to his collegiate coaching experience, Livingston founded "I Got Next," a basketball development and personal training program. From 2019 to May 2021, he coached with a pair of basketball academies, the United States Basketball Academy in Eugene, Oregon, and the Advance Prep Academy in Auburndale, Florida.
Livingston earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sports Management from Huntingdon College in 2019, and is currently pursuing his Master of Sports Administration from Arkansas State University.
As a student-athlete at Huntingdon, Livingston was a four-year letter winner. The forward held the captain title for three seasons and led the hawks to not only the first USA South Conference tournament since 2014 but also the first winning season since 2008. He currently serves on the Huntingdon College Student Alumni Association.