Jordan Carr

On Sept. 10, 2021, North Pocono won 46-21 at Honesdale. The Times-Tribune said North Pocono scored all of its points in the first half, and halftime was 46-0. On the kickoff, Jordan Carr forced a fumble that Ashton Smith recovered at the Honesdale 21. Five plays later Michael Blaine scored from 6 yards. After another blocked punt, Will Soma found Smith for a touchdown, and Carr’s kick made it 33-0. North Pocono was 2-1. Honesdale was 1-2.

He played at Ursinus from 2022 through 2025. Ursinus lists him as a North Pocono graduate, a first-team all-league player in 2021, and an all-region punter. As a freshman he appeared in seven games as a punter and kickoff specialist, with a 40.2 average on six punts and a season-best 50-yard punt against Gettysburg. As a sophomore he started all 11 games at kicker. The Nov. 20, 2023, Times-Tribune says he made the second-team Centennial Conference squad, going 42 of 47 on extra points and 8 of 14 on field goals for 66 points. He was 3 of 3 on field goals, with a long of 42, against Franklin & Marshall on Oct. 7, and was the league’s Special Teams Player of the Week. He averaged 61.7 yards on 66 kickoffs with 25 touchbacks. Ursinus beat Stevenson 31-13 and finished 8-3.

Ursinus’s roster bio has him as a junior All-Centennial first-team punter in 2024. He started all 11 games, averaged 35.5 yards on punts, put 15 inside the 20, and had four punts of 50 yards or more. He made 8 of 15 field goals, scored 73 points, and his season-long field goal was 39 yards. As a senior in 2025 he was second-team All-Centennial at punter. He started 8 of 11 games and led the conference at 43.3 yards a punt on 26 attempts, with six punts of 50 yards or more. A 62-yard punt against Moravian on Sept. 20 is the career best in that bio.