Matthew Pecheone

Coach Pecheone served as the assistant men's soccer coach for Assumption College in Worcester, MA from 2016-2018. Prior to Assumption, he was the associate head men’s soccer coach at Emmanuel College in Boston, MA for three seasons from 2014-2016. Pecheone guided Emmanuel to three consecutive Great Northeast Athletic Conference tournament appearances. In both roles, he was responsible for recruiting, training, and curriculum planning for the student-athletes.

Pecheone earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology, Crime & Justice Studies from Le Moyne College, graduating in May 2009. He was also a four-year student-athlete for the Dolphins.

Pecheone was a four-year starter and scholarship athlete at Division II Le Moyne. He was a two-time NSCAA Adidas All-Region selection, and a Daktronics All-Region selection. Additionally, he was a three-time All-Conference pick for the Northeast10 Men’s Soccer squad, earning First Team honors in 2008, Second Team honors in 2006 and Third Team honors in 2007. During his career, he was named the Northeast10 Player of the Week on five separate occasions He led Le Moyne to three NCAA tournament appearances and a conference championship in 2005. Pecheone is currently ninth all-time at Le Moyne in points with 66, ninth all-time in goals scored with 28 and second all-time in game winning goals with nine.

After earning his undergraduate degree, Pecheone went back to school to earn a Masters Degree in Criminal Justice from Hodges University, graduating Summa Cum Laude.

Pecheone works full-time for the New England Revolution Academy, where he is focused on curriculum and player development for some of the nation's top soccer prospects.

A native of New Hartford, New York, Pecheone now resides MA.