Northeastern State University Athletics

NORTHEASTERN STATE – A returning letterwinner . . . has played in 50 contests and has made 47 starts as a member of the RiverHawks . . . named MIAA Honorable Mention in 2013 . . . owns a career .347 batting average (60-for-173) . . . also has 10 doubles, two triples, two homers, 26 RBI and 41 runs scored for his career . . . has reached a career high of three runs scored in three games . . . career-high four RBI came against Nebraska-Kearney (April 21, 2013) . . . has posted three hits on four separate occasions . . . was on the 2013 MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . sat out his sophomore season and took a redshirt . . . spent a year at Northwest Florida State College in 2011 before transferring to NSU.
 
Junior (2013) – Played in all but one contest and made 47 starts (23-LF, 21-C, 2-DH, 1-RF) . . . named MIAA Honorable Mention . . . was second on the team with a .347 average (60-for-173) and was one of three RiverHawks to eclipse the 60-hit plateau . . . also posted 10 doubles, two triples, two homers, 26 RBI and 41 runs scored . . . was 4-for-5 in stolen-base attempts . . . had 138 putouts and seven assists to just four errors for a .973 fielding percentage . . . registered 18 multi-hit games and four three-hit contests . . . scored three runs in three games . . . season-high four runs batted in came April 21 against Nebraska-Kearney . . . hit home runs against both Central Missouri (March 4) and Oklahoma Panhandle State (April 17) . . . was a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll.
 
Sophomore (2012) – Did not play and took a redshirt in his first season at Northeastern State.
 
Northwest Florida State College (2011) – Played 29 games in his lone season for the Raiders . . . finished the year 10-for-58 (.172) at the plate . . .  registered two doubles, nine runs scored and nine RBI . . . posted 40 putouts and two assists with just one error for a .977 fielding percentage.
 
Personal – Majoring in health and human performance . . . son of Dwight and Shannen Berrong . . . born June 25, 1991.