Tom Gangi was hired as the Manor College Women’s Soccer Head Coach in 2017.  He was also hired as the Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach in 2021.

Academically, twenty-three Women’s Soccer players have been named to the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) , Eastern Pennsylvania Conference (EPAC), Eastern States Athletic Conference (ESAC) All-Academic Teams since 2017.

2023: Manor played five matches. The Blue Jays made its ESAC debut versus Division II Central Pennsylvania College on October 17.  Sophomore center midfielder Myla Keller was voted All-ESAC First Team.  Sophomore goalkeeper Stephanie Bauer and junior center midfielder Sylvania Juste were named to the USCAA Division I Women's Soccer All-Academic Team.  Freshman midfielder Alexandra Covotl-Arias, Bauer, sophomore center midfielder Lauren Brown, Juste and sophomore center midfielder Myla Keller were named to the ESAC Fall Semester All-Academic Team.

2022: The following Women's Soccer player were named to the ESAC Fall Semester All-Academic Team: Freshman goalkeeper Stephanie Bauer, freshman right midfielder Shah Behesty, junior striker Jessie Dupre, freshman left midfielder Jordelie Francois, junior left fuilback Aidan Geiger, sophomore center midfielder Sylvania Juste, and sophomore striker Marianyely Tavarez Peralta.

2021: Manor competed and sophomore right fullback Emily Bell was named to the USCAA Division I 84 Lumber Women's Soccer All-Academic Team.

2019: The Blue Jays competed in 11 overall and seven NJCAA Region XIX Division III and EPAC matches.  Manor finished fifth out of 68 NJCAA Division III schools with 186 saves.  The following Women’s Soccer players were named to the EPAC Fall 2019 Semester All-Academic Team:  Sophomore center back Keegan Hess, freshman striker Jennifer Slaymaker, and freshman goalkeeper-center midfielder Ziance Smith.

2018: Manor competed in nine overall and six NJCAA Region XIX Division III and four EPAC matches.  The Blue Jays finished tied for sixth out of 67 NJCAA Division III schools with 142 saves.  Sophomore goalkeeper Alize Felton finished fourth in NJCAA Division III with 128 saves.  Her 16.00 saves per match (128 in eight matches) were second in NJCAA Division III.  The following Women’s Soccer players were named to the EPAC Fall 2018 Semester All-Academic Team: Sophomore midfielder Dominique Calio, freshman forward Cecilia Colon, sophomore midfielder Erica Foreman, Hess, sophomore midfielder Jennifer Lainez, and freshman defender Katie Woodhead.

2017: The Blue Jays competed in 10 overall and six NJCAA Region XIX Division III and EPAC matches.  Gangi won his first collegiate match in a comeback, 4-3, in overtime, versus Montgomery County Community College on September 26.  Manor Women’s Soccer was reinstated prior to the 2017 season.  The Blue Jays previously played in 2013 and it was the College’s first win since October 13, 2012 versus Union County College (11-2).  Manor finished seventh out of 71 NJCAA Division III schools with 182 saves.  Calio's 4.22 shots on goal per game (38 in nine games) were fourth.  Her 6.22 shots per game (56 in nine games) was fifth NJCAA Division III Women's Soccer.  She finished tied for 40th in shots (56) and tied for 42nd shots on goal (38).  Felton's 18.67 saves per game (168 in nine games) was second in NJCAA Division III.  Her 168 saves were fifth.  Felton's 89.53 minutes played per game (809:00 in nine games) were 13th and 809 minutes played were 45th.  Sophomore midfielder Gina Sgrillo won the 2017-2018 Manor College Athletics Initiative Award at the school’s Annual Athletics Awards.  The following Women’s Soccer players were named to the EPAC Fall 2017 Semester All-Academic Team: Calio, freshman midfielder Lineth Ceciliano, Foreman, sophomore midfielder Brianna Givens, sophomore left back Jennifer Mazzoni, and sophomore right back Nicole Suwala.

Gangi on becoming and being the Manor College Women’s Soccer Head Coach: “I applied for head coaching positions at the high school and college level and was fortunate enough to land the head coaching position for our Women's team at Manor College.  We have not been as successful as I would like in my five years at Manor College.  Sometimes winning isn't everything and I'm very proud to say our teams always compete hard and nobody has ever quit.  What I'm most proud about is our team’s ability to juggle all that comes with being a student-athlete while keeping their GPA very high with most making the EPAC All Academic teams.  I also see a team that is looking to help each other on an off the field.  I’m always looking to improve my understanding of coaching soccer.  I have learned coaching with empathy and compassion works better then yelling and intimidation.  They also learn about commitment, accountability and competition.  We are trying to build a foundation that will produce great young adults that understand these important traits and become valuable members of our society.  I have enjoyed my time at Manor College and look forward to many more years meeting and helping all our student athletes any way I can.” 

Gangi on his Warminster Soccer Club and William Tennent Freshman Boys Soccer Coaching experiences: “I have two wonderful daughters and as soon as they were old enough to play soccer I started coaching them at Warminster soccer club.  Travel soccer came next and I have been a part of Warminster soccer for over 20 years.  I coached my daughters and nephews Travel Teams for many years.  During this time I also coached the William Tennent Boys’ Freshman soccer team.  I loved coaching players at this level.  They understand the game and I could throw out any drill and our team would take to it and improve.  We had a few very successful years coaching at Tennent.”

High School and Youth Playing Experience

Gangi is a 1985 William Tennent High School graduate where he played Boys Soccer.  He also played for the Warminster Soccer Club.

Personal

Gangi lives in Warminster, Pennsylvania.