Cornell University Athletics

Senior Season - 2010
Langseth made 36 appearances on the season, posting a .263 batting average to wrap up his two-year Cornell career with a .290 batting average. As a senior, he scored 19 runs and drove in seven while picking up a pair of stolen bases. He had nine multi-hit games on the season and drew 16 walks. Langseth went 3-for-4 with a run scored and a walk on April 28 at Binghamton, and reached base safely in each of the last seven games.

Junior Season - 2009
Langseth started 36 games for the Big Red on the year, finishing with a .316 batting average and 18 runs scored with another 11 driven in. He got off to a slow start, but as the weather got hotter, so too did his offensive production. Entering the month of April with a .243 batting average, he raised it 62 points over the month, aided by four multi-hit games and a nine-game hitting streak. Langseth had a 3-for-4 game on March 28 against Brown, scoring once and driving in a run, and added another on May 2 in game two of the Ivy League Championship Series at Dartmouth to help the Big Red force a decisive game three. Langseth hit his first Cornell home run on April 12 against Penn. He also played solid defense on the year, recording 51 outs and 79 assists while committing just nine errors.

Before Cornell
Langseth spent two seasons at Ohlone College in California, earning first-team all-American honors in 2008. He was a two-time all-conference selection at Ohlone, also being named the team MVP and the Ohlone College Male Athlete of the Year in 2008. At California High School, he was an all-league and All-East Bay first-team selection in 2005 while guiding his team to a league title. Langseth also was named the most valuable player of the IBC World Series in 2004. He earned two letters in high school and another two at Ohlone at second base.

Personal
Matthew Robert Langseth is the son of Bob and Kathy Langseth, and he has a younger sister, Jenna, who competes in track and field at Sacramento State University. He is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.