Cornell University Athletics

Team Jessica Gunter Inspirational Player Award (2019)

As a senior (2019)

• Recovering from a major injury and unable to compete, suited up for just the kickoff of Senior Day game vs. Brown on Oct. 26.
• Shared team's Jessica Gunter Inspirational Player Award, given annually to the player that displays the most inspiring performances and presence both on and off the field.
• Runner-up for team's Randy May Coaches Award, presented annually to the player that best demonstrates the most spirit and dedication to the Cornell women's soccer program.

As a junior (2018)

• One of team's most frequent reserves, making 13 appearances with a pair of starts.
• Deployed both as a forward and in the midfield.
• Three of five shots on target.

As a sophomore (2017)

• Appeared as reserve midfielder in three games before suffering season-ending injury.
• Had one shot on goal.

As a freshman (2016)

• Scored first collegiate goal and had first collegiate assist in first collegiate start Nov. 5 at Dartmouth.
• Competed in all but one of the team's 16 games.
• Three points ranked third in team scoring, playing primarily as an outside midfielder with some other time at forward.

Prior to Cornell

• Competed exclusively on the club level with Heat FC.
• TopDrawer Soccer regionally ranked recruit for the Rocky Mountain/Southwest division.
• Captain for five years and invited to participate in the ECNL's selective Player Development Program in 2015.
• Valedictorian at Bishop Gorman HS.
• Member of the National Honor Society.

Personal

• Karli Madison Berry is the daughter of Paul and Christina (DePiero) Berry, both Cornell graduates, and she has one sister.
• Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.