Rodney Purvis has been named the Gatorade North Carolina Basketball Player of the Year.

Purvis, who will attend N.C. State, led Upper Room Christian to a 24-16 record and the Greater Carolina High School Athletic Association championship this past season.

Purvis averaged 26.1 points, 6.7 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game. 

Florida State defeated North Carolina by a final score of 85-82 to win the 2012 ACC Tournament.

The Seminoles defeated North Carolina and Duke by three points apiece on successive days.

Michael Snaer was named Tournament MVP and was joined on the All-Tournament Team by teammate Luke Loucks, North Carolina's Tyler Zeller and Kendall Marshall, and C.J. Leslie of North Carolina State.

C.J. Leslie averaged 20.8 points and 10.5 rebounds over the last four games of the regular season, earning him All-ACC second-team status.

“He is, I think, playing extremely well,” Wolfpack coach Mark Gottfried said. “I always tell players, great players play their best when their best is needed. What I’ve been impressed with Calvin is that he has played some of his best basketball against our toughest competition. So I like that.”

Leslie pointed to improved shooting from outside of 6 feet as one of the reasons for the improvement, while N.C. State coach Mark Gottfried credited Leslie’s work ethic.

“I think his practice habits are improving,” Gottfried said. “His play in the games has been spectacular. So we just need him to continue that.”

North Carolina's Tyler Zeller, John Henson and Harrison Barnes headline the All-ACC First Team and are joined by Duke's Austin Rivers and Virginia's Mike Scott.

Zeller was also named Player of the Year, while Henson won Defensive Player of the Year honors and Rivers was recognized as Freshman of the Year.

On the All-ACC Second Team are North Carolina's Kendall Marshall, Maryland's Terrell Stoglin, C.J. Leslie of North Carolina State, Erick Green of Virginia Tech and Florida State's Michael Snaer.

On the All-ACC Third Team are Duke's Seth Curry and Mason Plumlee, C.J. Harris of Wake Forest, Lorenzo Brown of N.C. State and Kenny Kadji of Miami.

Receiving Honorable Mention votes are Florida State's Bernard James, Travis McKie of Wake Forest, Durand Scott of Miami and Andre Young of Clemson.

Rivers headlines the All-Freshman team and is joined by Maryland's Nick Faust, Dorian Finney-Smith of Virginia Tech and Shane Larkin of Miami.

Henson was joined on the All-Defensive Team by James and Michael Snaer of Florida State, Young, and Jontel Evans of Virginia.