Newberry, S.C.----The Newberry College Wolves wrapped up the spring season with a 34-9 victory over visiting Wingate University in South Atlantic Conference football action Saturday night. The Wolves finish the spring slate 5-1 overall and 3-1 in the SAC, while the 'Dogs finish the season 2-2 overall and 2-2 in league play.

KEY STATS

- Newberry outgained Wingate 480-229
- The Wolves had 412 rushing yards and 68 passing yards
- The Bulldogs had 148 passing yards and 81 rushing yards
- Newberry had 25 first downs compared to Wingate's 13
- The Wolves converted eight-of-15 third downs; the 'Dogs were four-for-13
- Neither team committed a turnover
- Newberry was two-for-two on fourth down; WU went one-for-one
- The Wolves scored on all four red zone trips; the 'Dogs scored on both red zone chances

KEY BULLDOGS

- Jacob Satterfield threw for 148 yards, running for 25 yards
- Kamal Desor had three catches for 69 yards
- Myles Dillon added three receptions for 48 yards
- Kevin Henderson added 21 rushing yards and 16 receiving yards
- Kendrick Hicks piled up 12 tackles
- Cole Shehan had seven tackles with 1.5 tackles for loss
- Jordon Anderson added six tackles and a TFL
- Ethan Evans averaged 47.8 yards per punt on four punts, adding two touchbacks on three kickoffs
- McLean Robertson connected on three field goals

FIRST QUARTER

- A Mario Anderson 50-yard TD run gave the Wolves an early 7-0 lead
- Wingate answered with a field goal on the ensuing drive
- Satterfield hit Desor for a 19-yard hookup on third and 11
- Robertson drilled a 38-yarder to make it 7-3
- A Carter Parrott 36-yard field goal put Newberry on top 10-3 late in the quarter

SECOND QUARTER

- Dre Harris hit Bobby Irby for a 26-yard TD to cap a 71-yard drive, putting the Wolves on top 17-3
- Parrott's 21-yard field goal gave Newberry a 20-3 advantage
- Wingate answered with a field goal on the final drive of the half
- Satterfield hit Desor for a 30-yard completion to get it to the Newberry 37
- Satterfield added a five-yard run on fourth and three to keep the drive alive
- His 15-yard completion to Henderson got it to the Newberry five
- Robertson's 21-yard field goal made it 20-6

THIRD QUARTER

- The 'Dogs scored on the opening drive of the second half
- Satterfield's 11-yard completion to Ryder Martin got it to the Newberry 35
- Robertson's 30-yard field goal made it 20-9
- Newberry answered with a seven-play, 75-yard scoring drive
- Harris capped the drive with a four-yard touchdown run to make it 27-9

FOURTH QUARTER

- The Wolves had the only points in the final frame
- A Brentley Allen five-yard TD run capped a 16-play, 68-yard drive to make it 34-9