Hall of Fame
The 2012 North Atlantic Conference Golfer of the Year, Lance Bernier '12, helped the Eagles post a 446-141 (.760) record and win 24 tournaments, including four NAC championships, a New England Intercollegiate Golf Association Championship, two State of Maine Intercollegiate Championships and made four trips to the National Collegiate Athletics Association Division III National Championship Tournament during his four years of golf under coach Ed Meo from 2010-2013.
In his four-year career, Bernier won two events and finished in the top-10 in 22-of-38 tournaments. He was a two-time All-NAC first team player (2012 and 2013), a 2013 Maine Intercollegiate All-State golfer, a 2012 NEIGA All-New England honoree, and the program's 2012 Eagle Award recipient.
Bernier entered the hall of fame with a career scoring average of 79.15 over 63.5 rounds played and a career win-loss record of 1,716-381 (.818).
At the time of his induction, Bernier ranked among the program's NCAA-era career leaders in scoring average (25th), medalist honors (two, t-15th), top-5's (14, ninth), top-10's (ninth), wins (eighth) and winning percentage (14th).
The three-year captain carded a career-low 36-hole score of 145 at the 2012 NAC Championship, which earned the program’s seventh NAC golfer of the year honoree. Bernier's even-par 70 during the second round of the championship was the lowest-round of the tournament and his career.
Off the links, Bernier was named to the 2013 NAC fall all-academic team.
Bernier earned a bachelor of science in business administration with a concentration in sport management in 2014.
A native of Lincoln, Maine, Bernier attended Mattanawcook Academy.
