Who Is Carlton Lance? Everything On Trey Lance Father

Carlton Lance is the dad of Trey Lance, who is a football quarterback of North Dakota College. What is the two-sport standout’s age? 

Carlton Lance was a two-sport standout in football and track at SMSU. He is widely referred to as the father of Trey Lance, who was named the most valuable player of the 2020 NCAA Division I Football Championship Game.

What Is Lance’s Net Worth?

Carlton Lance has surely earned a substantial net worth from his career as a financier and a successful college footballer back then.

However, the exact net worth figures of Lance are not accessible at the moment. He is reported to be a co-owner of Hampton Ridge Financial, an equipment finance company, per an interview with SMSU in 2020.

Meet The Dad of Trey Lance

Carlton Lance is widely known as the dad of football quarterback Trey Lance of North Dakota College rather than an honorable SMSU alumnus.

He is happily married to his wife, Angie. With her, he bore 2 children: sons Trey and Bryce. The Lance brothers often hit the sports headlines as the stars of the NFL in their respective games.

His wife Angie Irsfeld is also a 1993 alumna who works at Schwan’s.

The athletic football-rooted family currently resides in Marshall, Minnesota.

Carlton Lance Age and Wikipedia

Carlton is currently in his late 40s as of 2021.

He has not disclosed the complete birth details as of yet. We will update this section as soon as we get insights into his birth details.

Carlton Lance has not been featured on Wikipedia to date.

Nevertheless, his sports biography has been covered by Southwest Minnesota State University (SMSU). He was listed on the SMSU Hall of Honor in 2011 for his football gameplay back in the late 80s and early 90s.

Lance graduated with a business degree (marketing minor) from the university, where he played four years of football for the Mustangs.

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