Nate Levine enters his fourth season as Head Coach of the Murray State College Women’s Basketball program after being hired in May of 2023.
During his time at Murray State College, Levine has guided the Lady Aggies to an impressive 66-25 overall record while establishing the program as one of the top teams in Region 2.
During the 2025-26 season, Levine led the Lady Aggies to a 23-8 record, a Region 2 Regular-Season Championship, and a Region 2 Tournament Runner-Up finish. His leadership was recognized with Region 2 Coach of the Year honors.
In 2024-25, the Lady Aggies posted a stellar 28-4 overall record, including a 15-1 mark in Region 2 play. The team captured both the Region 2 Regular-Season Championship and Region 2 Tournament Championship, earning a berth in the NJCAA National Tournament. The appearance marked the program’s fourth Region 2 title and fourth national tournament berth in the previous six seasons.
During the historic '24-25 season three Lady Aggies earned All-Conference recognition; Ongolea Afu was named Region 2 Player of the Year and a 2nd Team All-American, Arissa Garcia named to 1st Team All-Region, and Mya Cotto named to 2nd Team All-Region and Newcomer of the Year. Coach Nate was also named the Region 2 Co-Coach of the Year and South Central District Coach of the Year. All six sophomores from the '24-25 season went on to receive scholarships and sign with Division 1 and Division 2 programs to continue their playing careers.
Coach Nate was previously an Assistant Coach at Weber State University in Ogden, UT, where he spent 5 seasons.
During his time at Weber State, Levine assisted in all aspects of the program including recruiting, skill development, team skill instruction, advanced scouting and prep, team travel, camps, team gear & equipment, overseeing managers, overseeing practice players, and assisting with academics. During his time in Ogden, Levine helped coach Daryn Hickok to All-Big Sky honors in three consecutive seasons. Hickok and Jadyn Matthews rank 3rd and 8th, respectively, in Weber State program history in career points. Matthews additionally checks into the career rebounds rankings at 4th with 1,005.
Prior to his time at Weber State, Levine coached at San Luis Obispo High School for three seasons. In the offseason, Levine worked with local central coast AAU program 3Ball Academy. He also worked camps at Utah, BYU, UNLV, Stanford, and UCLA.
Levine graduated from Cal Poly - San Luis Obispo in 2015 with a degree in Business Administration and a concentration in Management & Human Resources. During his time at Cal Poly he was a member of the men’s basketball team. He also spent multiple seasons as a practice player for the women’s basketball team, including part of the team that won a Big West title and competed in the NCAA tournament.
Levine is a native of Atlanta, Georgia. He graduated from West High School in Salt Lake City where he was a member of the 2009 state championship basketball team.
Head Coaching Record
Murray State College
2023-24: 15-13 - Region 2 Tournament Quarterfinals
2024-25: 28-4 - Region 2 Champions, Region 2 Tournament Champions, NJCAA National Tournament Appearance
2025-26: 23-8 - Region 2 Champions
Overall Record: 66-25
Winning Percentage: .725
