Sarah Berry was a three-year softball letterwinner (2006-08), who earned First Team All-GLIAC accolades all three seasons each year at a different position (utility in 2006, outfield in 2007 and catcher in 2008).
She was a First Team All-Region selection in both 2007 and 2008 after being selected as the Horizon League Newcomer of the Year in 2005 while at Youngstown State.
During her three-year career, WSU won the GLIAC in 2007 and were co-regular season champions the other two seasons. Â The Warriors compiled a 108-61 mark for a .639 winning percentage and advanced to the NCAA Tournament all three years.
At the conclusion of her collegiate career, Berry was seventh in career batting average (.349), fifth in both RBI (108) and fielding percentage (.986), sixth in slugging percentage (.504), tied-for-seventh in home runs (14), and ninth in on-base percentage (.389).
In 565 career plate appearances, she recorded 36 walks to 42 strikeouts, while starting all 160 games played for the Green and Gold (83 in centerfield, 72 as a catcher, 4 as a designated player and 1 at first base).
In her junior season, she led the GLIAC in league batting (.533), slugging percentage (.850) and on-base percentage (.580).
A native of Acton, Ontario, Berry graduated with a bachelor's of science degree in education with an emphasis on kinesiology.
