Jake B.

I am currently the assistant coach for Liberty University Men’s Soccer team.

I used to be the Belmont Abbey College Mens soccer assistant coach and the coach for the Charlotte Eagle 02 Boys team.

I also used to be the Director of Coaching for the Charlotte Eagles Soccer Club. Since 1991, the Charlotte Eagles have been actively mentoring youth and encouraging families through the common bond of soccer. Whether a new recreation level player – or an advanced, experienced premier level player – your child will have a great time being trained and mentored by a caring and experienced Liberty soccer coach.

Previous Coaching Experience:
2020- now Liberty University Mens soccer Assistant.
2015-2019 Belmont Abbey Mens soccer Assistant
2015-2019Charlotte Eagles PDL assistant coach
2014 CASL Youth Coach
2013 Messiah College Goalkeeper Coach
2014 Division 1 College Campbell University assistant Coach

I love working with kids of all ages. I have a passion for seeing kids improve, not just physically or technically, but also mentally and personally. Helping people reach their potential is why I love coaching.

- 3 NCAA DIII National Championships as a player.
- 1 NCAA DII National Championship as an assistant coach.
- 1 USL PDL National champion with the Charlotte Eagles as assistant coach in 2017

A native of Bear, Del., Berry made 49 appearances over four seasons with the Falcons, tallying 38 starts. He surrendered just 18 goals in 3,500 minutes between the posts, good for a 0.43 goals against average for his career, the third-lowest ever recorded by a Falcon. During his sophomore campaign, Berry gave up just 0.33 goals per contest, the fourth-best mark in Division III in 2010 and the second-best mark in Messiah school history.

I grew up in Bear, Delaware. During my time in college I made 49 appearances over four seasons with the Messiah Falcons, tallying 38 starts. I gave up 18 goals in 3,500 minutes between the posts, good for a 0.43 goals against average for my career, the third-lowest ever recorded by a Falcon. During my sophomore year, I gave up just 0.33 goals per contest, the fourth-best mark in Division III in 2010 and the second-best mark in Messiah school history.

I earned Second Team All-Commonwealth Conference honors following both the 2010 and 2011 seasons and was a member of three NCAA Division III National Championship squads in 2009, 2010 and 2012.

I work specifically on technical player development and am an expert in footwork training due to my background in goalkeeping. I love working with players of all types and enjoy helping people reach their potential.

You can always expect a detailed layout of the session prior to starting and you will always walk away with homework for training on your own. I seek excellence in all that I do. Preparation is crucial to achieving that goal.