Winthrop’s efficient, high-motor two-way guard
Daylen Berry looks like a tough, production-driven guard who can score, rebound, and create winning possessions — in the 2025-26 season, he’s been listed at 14.1 points per game for Winthrop and has shown a strong all-around impact, with team stats also pointing to a 2025-26 role as a primary offensive option[15][12]. His 2024-25 season at Charleston Southern showed the bigger picture: 17.8 to 20.0 points per game depending on the source, plus around 6.0 to 6.5 rebounds and 1.9 assists, suggesting a downhill scorer who competes on the glass and can handle volume[13][4][2]. He was also a 2x all-conference prep standout and conference player of the year in high school, which fits the profile of a confident, competitive guard who should help a team needing shot creation and edge[1].
