SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Wofford head men's basketball coach Jay McAuley announced the signing of guard Anthony Arrington, Jr. to Wofford men's basketball's 2022 signing class on Wednesday.
 
"Anthony embodies everything we look for in a student-athlete," said McAuley of Arrington. "His commitment and work ethic on the court, as well as the classroom, stood out to our staff early in the recruiting process. We are excited to welcome the Arrington family to our championship program and know Anthony's versatile skillset will help to elevate our already talented roster."
 
Arrington, a 6-foot-2 guard from Atlanta, Ga., joins the Terriers after starring at The Galloway School, averaging 25.4 points for his senior season on 52 percent shooting, including 44 percent from three and 79 percent from the free-throw line, and 10.1 rebounds per game. Additionally, the guard averaged 3.7 assists and 3.8 steals per game. A 2,000-point scorer at The Galloway School, Arrington garnered numerous postseason accolades to cap his career, being named Sandy's Spiel Mr. Georgia Basketball, Class A Private Player of the Year, GACA All-Star Game MVP, First Team All-Metro Atlanta/All-State (2x) and Region 5A Player of the Year (2x).
 
Arrington led The Galloway School to its first regional championship in boys' basketball history, while also pacing the team to its highest final ranking in school history at No. 3. The Georgia native finished his career with 2,308 points and 988 career rebounds, while pacing the squad to an 81-27 record through his four seasons.
 
Arrington joins guards Josh Morrissette and Jackson Paveletzke to round out Wofford's 2022 signing class.