Wingate University Athletics

2016: Pre-season All-SAC…
 
2015: Jordan Berry was Wingate’s leading receiver for the third consecutive season…Caught 47 passes for 540 yards and five touchdowns…Had eight catches for 113 yards and one TD in a victory at Shaw….Posted seven receptions for a season-high 145 yards at Mars Hill…Two contests with five catches each (both road victories at Johnson C. Smith and Catawba)…Returned 10 punts for 49 yards and recorded seven rushes for 32 yards…Career numbers include 142 catches for 1826 yards and 18 touchdowns…

2014: Berry led the Bulldogs with 50 catches for 586 yards and six touchdowns in 2014…Third in the SAC in receiving touchdowns and receptions per game…Had eight catches each in victories over UNC Pembroke and Catawba…In UNCP game, eight receptions for 136 yards and one score…Posted eight catches for 81 yards and two TDs in Catawba triumph...

 
2013: Led the Bulldogs in pass receptions (45), receiving yardage (700) and receiving touchdowns (seven) in 2013…Established season-highs in receptions (nine), yardage (168) and touchdowns (two) against number 21 Carson-Newman…Snagged six catches for 130 yards (and one score) at Mars Hill the previous week…Two TD receptions in a home victory over Brevard…Four kick-off returns for 91 yards…All-SAC second team pick…
 
Personal: Jordan Berry helped lead Dutch Fork and head coach Tommy Knotts to the 4A state championship game in 2012. A three-year starter, his senior year statistics included 129 receptions for 2002 yards and 13 TDs, 16 carries for 142 yards and three TDs, 11 kick-off returns for an average of 21 yards per return and 14 punt returns for an average of 18 yards per return. Berry recorded three special teams’ touchdowns on his way to a spot in the North/South All-Star game. He was All-Region and all-conference his senior year. As a junior, Berry racked up 955 yards receiving. Berry was a member of the DFHS basketball and track teams. Jordan is the son of Travis Berry and Janet Nesmith.