Matt LeVangie was named the second Head Men's Basketball Coach in Wheelock College history in January of 2012. 

“I am so pleased to have Matt join the Wildcat Family,” said Director of Athletics Diana Cutaia.  “Matt brings with him a wealth of recruiting and game knowledge and a passion for the positive development of student-athletes. I know that he will take our program to a new level.”

LeVangie comes to the Riverway campus with 10 years of coaching experience at the collegiate level, including the last three at the NCAA Division II level and has helped guide his teams to a combined 166-96 (.634) record.  His experience has allowed him to excel in scouting, recruiting and development of both frontcourt and backcourt players, including a number of all-conference honorees. 

The Scituate, MA native served as an Assistant Coach for the last three years at Division II Stonehill College, where he helped to direct the Skyhawks to a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances as well as the Northeast-10 Conference regular season crown.  

Prior to Stonehill, LeVangie was the Associate Head Coach at Lasell College for three campaigns, where he helped lead the Lasers to a Great Northeast Athletic Conference Tournament Championship and NCAA tournament berth in 2008 and the GNAC regular season title the following season.  LeVangie spent two seasons as the Associate Head Coach at his alma mater, University of Mary Washington, in Fredericksburg, VA as well and began his coaching career with a two-year stint as an Assistant Coach at Suffolk University from 2002-04. 

The former point guard has also helped hone the skills of many players at various well-known area basketball camps. 

LeVangie enjoyed a four-year playing career at Mary Washington and was a Captain for his final season with the Eagles.  He graduated from Mary Washington in 2002 with a bachelor of arts degree in history and added a masters degree in special education from the same institution in 2008. 

A resident of Easton, MA, LeVangie is currently a special education teacher in the Framingham school system.