PENSACOLA, Fla. | UAH men's basketball senior Tommy Murr was named the 2025 Gulf South Conference Commissioner Trophy award winner on Thursday night as he became the department's third male student-athlete to earn the conference's top honor.
 
UAH has also garnered back-to-back GSC Commissioner Trophy honorees for the first time in department history, as Sam Wilhelm earned the distinction in 2024 as a member of the Chargers cross country and track & field teams. Murr is additionally the first GSC Commissioner Trophy winner in UAH men's basketball history.
 
A native of Athens, Alabama, Murr earned NABC All-American and GSC Player of the Year honors after leading the Chargers in scoring and assists during a historic season as UAH posted its highest-ever win total and a 32-2 overall record.
 
Murr led all of Division II in free throw percentage this season as he went 151-for-161 from the charity stripe with a 93.8 percent free throw percentage. He put up 20.8 points per game during the Chargers run to the NCAA Division II South Region Championship game and averaged 5.7 assists.
 
Overall, Murr finished up his Charger career with the second-highest UAH point total for a single-season with 688 points and is the career leader in free throw percentage in Charger history at 93.7 percent.
 
Off the court, he thrived academically earning both GSC Honor Roll and All-Academic Team accolades. He was also an active member of UAH's chapter of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and participated in the Sleep in Heavenly Peace initiative.