Siena Berry

Class:
Junior
Position:
Attacker
Height:
5-9
Hometown:
San Anselmo, Calif.
High School:
Sir Francis Drake

2024: Scored one goal and added seven assists, one steal and one block ... Tallied her lone goal against La Verne (Jan. 20) ... Had two assists and a block against Salem (Feb. 2) ... Dished out three assists against Austin College (Feb. 3) ... Collected two assists and a steal against Saint Francis (March 2).

2023: Scored five goals and added 12 assists ... Had 11 steals and one block to go with two ejections drawn ... Scored a goal against Siena (Feb. 3) ... Tallied a goal at Santa Clara (Feb. 18) ... Had two steals and two assists against Cal State Monterey Bay (Feb. 19) ... Finished with two assists, two steals and a block against La Salle (March 4) ... Posted a goal, an assist and a steal against Siena (March 4) ... Scored a goal with a steal at Whittier (March 26).

2022: Played in 37 games in her rookie campaign ... Scored 14 goals and added 24 assists, while finishing with 20 steals, seven field blocks and six exclusions drawn ... Started the season with four assists and a steal against Ottawa (Ariz.) (Jan. 22) ... Scored three goals with a steal against La Salle (Feb. 5) ... Collected a goal, two assists, two steals and a field block against Siena (Feb. 5) ... Posted four assists with a goal and a steal against Indiana (March 6).

Before Brown: Won the NCS Division 1 and Open Division titles … Won three MCAL championships … Helped team post an undefeated record in league … Set school’s record in the 400-free relay … Competed on the club level for Sleepy Hollow Aquatics and San Francisco Water Polo Club … Played for head coach Gina Casignolia … President’s List and Honor Roll student.

Personal: Siena is the daughter of Nadine and Christopher Berry … Has two siblings, Nick and MacGregor; Nick is a member of the Brown men’s water polo Class of 2023 … Entered Brown undecided on a concentration.

Why Brown? “I chose Brown because of the great balance between sports and athletics, the amazing coaching staff, the open curriculum, and the great campus on the East Coast.”