SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Three Terriers were named to All-Conference teams, highlighted by Fletcher Magee's selection as the Malcolm U. Pitt Player of the Year, as announced by the Southern Conference office on Wednesday afternoon. Cameron Jackson was honored as a Second-Team selection by both the coaches and the media, while freshman Storm Murphy was named to the All-Freshman squad.
 
"We are happy for Fletcher, Cameron and Storm, said head coach Mike Young. "They have each worked hard to become better players and help our team win each night.  It is always nice to see guys rewarded for the efforts they have put forth. "
 
The Malcolm U. Pitt Player of the Year is voted on by the SoCon Sports Media Association. The Player of the Year honor is Wofford's third in program history and the first since Karl Cochran in 2014-15. It is the third consecutive postseason award for the junior, who was a First-Team selection in 2016-17 and the conference Freshman of the Year in 2015-16.  Magee was also named to the First-Team by both the media and the coaches. ETSU's Desonta Bradford was the Player of the Year chosen by the league's coaches.
 
Magee, who ended the regular season averaging 22.3 points per game, led the conference in scoring all season, finishing with more than six points on average than UNCG's Francis Alonso. The native of Orlando, Fla. is in the top 10 nationally in seven categories. His 134 made threes this season is tops in the country and his 4.32 threes per game is second. He's also in the top 10 in free throw percentage (7^th, 91%), total points (7^th, 691), total field goals made (9^th, 233) and in points per game (10^th, 22.3). 
 
Magee's 134 threes this season set a new Wofford record, breaking the one he set last season. The 337 career threes for the junior is also a program record. He scored 45 points in a win at Chattanooga and set Wofford's Division I record for points in a game.
 
Magee was named SoCon Player of the Week three times this season, the most by any player in the conference, and was the Player of the Month in both November and December. He was named to the Lou Henson Award Midseason Watch List, given to the National Mid-Major Player of the Year and to the Lute Olson Award Midseason Watch List, given to the National Player of the Year in men's college basketball. Magee is one of 10 finalists for the Jerry West Award, given to the best shooting guard in the country. 
 
Cameron Jackson was named Second-Team All-Conference by both the coaches and the media. The postseason honor is the first of Jackson's career. The junior from Winchester, Va. finished ninth in the conference in rebounding (5.6 RPG), and second in both steals (1.8 SPG) and blocks (1.4 BPG). He is second on the team with 11.5 points per game, 17^th in the SoCon, and his 5.6 rebounds per game is a team high.
 
Jackson was named SoCon Player of the Week on Jan. 2 for his performance in Wofford's win at North Carolina, the fifth ranked defending national champions. At North Carolina, Jackson had 18 points, nine rebounds, a program record six blocks, three assists and three steals and was named the Lute Olson Award National Player of the week subsequently.
 
Storm Murphy was selected to the All-Freshman Team, Wofford's sixth All-Freshman selection in the last seven seasons. Murphy led Wofford with 123 assists and finished the regular season with a 2.4 assist to turnover ratio, third in the conference, after filling the void left by Eric Garcia, who was named First Team All-Conference last season. The native of Middleton, Wisc. started 26 games and played in all 31 for the Terriers. Murphy scored a career high 17 points in a win over The Citadel on Jan. 6 and tallied eight assists in a game twice, including the season finale to Mercer where he didn't commit a turnover.
 
Wofford has now had 20 All-Conference selections by the coaches and 34 from the media. Murphy becomes Wofford's 11^th named to the All-Freshman team.
 
The Terriers return to the court Saturday, March 3 at 2:30 p.m. in the Southern Conference tournament. Wofford, the No. 5 seed, squares off against the No. 4 seeded Mercer Bears.