Wofford 91, Voorhees College 47 — Wofford controlled every phase of the game Thursday night, cruising past Voorhees College 91-47 at the Jerry Richardson Indoor Stadium in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

The Terriers improved to 2-0 on the season with a balanced offensive effort and a defensive performance that never allowed Voorhees to settle. Wofford led 47-22 at halftime and extended the margin throughout the second half.

Match overview

Wofford opened with a 14-2 run and forced Voorhees into turnovers on four of its first six possessions. The Terriers’ pressure defense created easy scoring opportunities, and their half-court offense generated open looks from beyond the arc.

By the break, Wofford had forced 13 turnovers and scored 19 points off them. The Terriers continued to rotate their lineup in the second half, with the bench maintaining the same defensive energy. Voorhees shot just 31.5% from the field and was held to 5-of-20 from three-point range.

Key moments

The game’s decisive stretch came late in the first half. Leading 28-16, Wofford closed the half on a 19-6 run over the final seven minutes, turning a competitive game into a 25-point halftime advantage. The Terriers capped the run with back-to-back three-pointers and a fast-break dunk.

Wofford finished with 22 forced turnovers, 12 steals and a 38-24 rebounding edge. The Terriers also assisted on 21 of their 33 made field goals, a sign of strong ball movement.

Standout performers

• Cole Bennett, Wofford guard: 18 points, 5 steals and 4 assists, setting the tone on both ends.
• Nate Douglas, Wofford forward: 14 points and 9 rebounds, narrowly missing a double-double.
• Tavon Lewis, Voorhees College guard: 12 points and 4 rebounds, leading the visitors offensively.
• Wofford bench: 38 points, reflecting the Terriers’ depth and ability to sustain pressure.

What the win means

Wofford’s 2-0 start gives the Terriers early momentum before a more challenging stretch of non-conference games. The defensive numbers are especially encouraging: Wofford has shown it can turn opponents over and convert those mistakes into offense, a formula that should serve the team well in Southern Conference play.

Voorhees College will use the game as a learning experience after struggling against pressure and size. The visitors found some success in the paint but could not match Wofford’s pace or depth.

Wofford returns to action with confidence, while Voorhees looks to bounce back in its next outing.