Duston enters his first season with the Pitt State women's basketball team in the 2024-25 season.
Green was most recently a member of the Arkansas - Fort Smith coaching staff before joining the Gorillas. Made his second stop at UAFS for the 2023-2024 season after previously serving two years as a high school coach, one season on the UAFS men's basketball coaching staff as an assistant in 2018-19 as he also spent two seasons as a women's basketball assistant from 2016-18 under Elena Lovato.
As assistant women's basketball coach, Green helped lead the Lions to a 37-24 overall record and a 20-10 overall Heartland Conference record. During those two seasons, the Lions qualified for the conference tournament and finished conference tournament runner-up in 2017-18, earning a berth in the NCAA Division II National Tournament.
Green is well known for his player development with UAFS head coach Ryan McAdams stating " He (Duston) prides himself in the player development department while serving as the UAFS coordinator of player development for all athletes."
A Fort Smith native, Green is a 2004 graduate of Northside High School, where he was a team captain on the Grizzlies basketball team. In his senior campaign, he helped lead Northside to its only undefeated conference championship in the last 50 years. He played college basketball at Central Baptist College and is a graduate of Arkansas Tech University.
Green served as a volunteer at Stephens Boys & Girls from 2001-2016 and was the assistant basketball coach at Fort Smith's Darby Junior High in 2007 and at Fort Smith's Northside High School from 2007-13, during which time the Lady Bears won two state championships.
Prior to his first stint at UAFS, he coached competitive AAU basketball for nine years. Green also owns 4th Quarter Basketball Training in Fort Smith.
He has one daughter, Brooklynn Green.
