CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Citadel's senior point guard Cameron Wells drew national recognition by earning his second NetScouts Basketball Southern Conference Player of the Week this season for games played through March 4. Wells finished with 19 points in the first round of the Southern Conference Tournament against Elon, wrapping up his record breaking career with 13 second half points. The Houston, Texas native hit 3-of-9 from the floor and converted 7-of-8 free throw attempts in the second half, however the Bulldogs were unable to overcome a double-digit deficit in the 85-74 loss. It is the second time this season that Netscouts Basketball has recognized Wells as SoCon Player of the Week, the other coming on Jan. 28.

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Wells closed out one of the most prolific careers in a Citadel uniform with 2,049 points, 653 rebounds and 485 assists. In 2010-11, Wells finished with 552 points (17.3 ppg.), dished out 138 assists and shot 43.7 percent from field goal range (197-451). The honor placed Wells alongside the nation's leading scorer, Jimmer Fredette (Brigham Young, Mountain West), who is currently averaging 27.9 ppg.

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