2015 (Senior): CCA Division II Second Team All-American - CCA Division II First Team All-East Region - NSCAA Second Team All-East Region - First Team All-CACC

2014 (Junior): Secpond Team All-CACC - Anchored the midfield in his third season with the Wildcats – appeared in 20 games as a junior, making all 20 starts – finished third on the team with seven goals while adding one assist – finished third on the team with 15 points – took 48 shots while putting 23 on goal – converted 4-of-4 penalty kicks – two of his goals were game winners, including a penalty kick in double overtime against Dominican in the CACC Tournament Semifinals – also converted PKs against Shippensburg, Dowling, and Georgian Court – collected his lone assist at Goldey-Beacom, coming on the game-tying goal.

2013 (Sophomore): Appeared in 18 games as a sophomore, making 12 starts – tallied his first goal of the year against nationally third ranked LIU Post on September 12 – gave the Wildcats its first ever NCAA Division II East Regional Tournament victory with a double overtime goal against CACC rival Post in the first round on November 14 – tallied lone assist of the year against West Chester on October 2.

2012 (Freshman): Started 15 games as a true freshman, appearing in all 20 games... finished second on the team with five goals... finished second on the team with four assists... finished tied for second on the team with 14 points... scored his first collegiate goal in the third game of the year at Dominican on September 6... scored in back-to-back games against Chestnut Hill and Holy Family... goal against Chestnut Hill proved to be the game-winner in the 3-0 home victory... also scored against Nyack and at Millersville throughout the year... recorded two assists in a 4-1 victory over Queens (N.Y.) on October 24… also assisted on the game tying goal in the CACC Quarterfinal at Bloomfield.

High School: Played soccer at Caravel Academy as a midfielder under coaches John Berry and Thomas Wiley – helped lead the team to the State Championship in 2010, going 16-3 overall – was named Top 11 in Delaware, earning him First Team All-State as a senior – named to the Third Team All-State as a junior

Personal: Lance M. Berry – son of John and Winnie Berry – has an older brother, Jake, and an older sister, Dana Jaros – brother, Jake, was a goalkeeper at Messiah College – majoring in Business Management at Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming a college coach – from, Bear, Del. – his favorite athletes are LeBron James and Raheem Sterling – the perfect meal would be crabs, shrimp, and pasta – if he could be anything besides a collegiate athlete, he would a poker player – his favorite movie is 22 Jump Street – his favorite professional teams are all the Philadelphia teams.