Stacey Livingston
Stacey is a native of Whitesboro, NY who now resides in Fort Mill, SC. She served as the head coach for the Lady Rush 2019-2020 season. Stacey played and coached at The University of Maine Orono and later coached at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. Stacey is currently an officiating coach for the International Ice Hockey Federation. She is a certified Level 4 coach and a Level 3 official for USA Hockey. Stacey has excellent communication skills, a great sense of humor and an intense love for women’s hockey. She has a passion to grow the game and a deep desire to see all players develop and hone their skills.
Hockey Background
1991-1995 - University of Maine
1995-1997 – University of Maine
1997-1999 - Colby College
2015 2017- Richmond VA Area- Skating/Hockey Instructor
Officiating Experience:
1991-2008- USA Hockey Official
1993-2000 – NIHOA Official
1996-2004 – East Coast Athletic Conference and Hockey East Official
1998-2002- IIHF Licensed Referee
2002- Present- USA Hockey Instructor and Official
2008-Present – IIHF Officiating Coach
Jessica has been coaching ice hockey for 16 years. Her coaching career began when she started coaching her high school Alma mater’s women’s hockey team in Vermont. Once her daughters became interested in the sport, Jessica transitioned to coaching termites and has continued to coach youth hockey as her daughters have progressed through the USA Hockey program. Jessica enjoys coaching as it affords an opportunity to combine her extensive athletic experience with her enjoyment of children and their development. Since moving to SC in 2014 Jessica has coached with Team Carolina, Lady Rush and Extreme Ice.
Jessica grew up in Vermont where she played ice hockey, field hockey, softball, and golf. As a senior in high school, she served as captain of three varsity teams and earned the Female Athlete of the Year award. After high school, Jessica received scholarships, attended a golf school in the Carolinas where she finished third in her class, passed the PAT, and started in the PGA program.
Professionally, Jessica owns and operates her own day care program.