April 16, 2009
Inge Selected To NEBCA Division III Senior All Star Game

Nashua - Daniel Webster College senior guard Brian Inge of Fort Washington, Md. has been selected to the New England Basketball Coaches Association (NEBCA) Division III senior all-star game. The game will be played at Babson College and tips off at 3:00 p.m. on April 19th. All proceeds from the game will go directly to the “Coaches vs. Cancer” charity organization.

Inge is only the second Eagle to earn a spot on the all-star roster in program history.

A New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) second team honoree, Inge averaged 17.0 points per game along with 3.6 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 1.1 steals, 81 three-pointers, and shot 44-percent from the field including 41-percent from the three-point line this past season.

Inge was particularly deadly at the line, finishing as the NECC’s free-throw shooting leader, hitting an eye catching 84-percent (88-105). His scoring average placed him sixth among NECC leaders and his three-point shooting placed him fourth.

Inge hit for 20-points or more 12 times this season including a career high 33 and tied the program record for three-pointers in a game with eight during a 78-57 victory over Anna Maria College on January 2nd. He added a season high eight rebounds in a 93-86 home victory over Johnson State College on November 19th.

Inge sported career totals of 734 total points over 51 games, a 14.3 points per game average.

Founded in 1936, the New England Basketball Coaches Association is comprised of coaches at Division III NCAA institutions in the six-state New England region.

For information about Daniel Webster College athletics, and for current schedules, visit www.dwc.edu/athletics.

About Daniel Webster College
Daniel Webster College; a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) institution located in Nashua, New Hampshire; educates purposeful men and women for professional entry, advancement, and advanced studies in the fields of aviation, computer science, management, engineering, and social science. Academic programs emphasize the integration of theory and practice inside and outside of the classroom, and a diverse portfolio of on-campus and residential programs and activities help to shape future leaders. Daniel Webster College student-athletes—the Eagles—compete in NCAA Division III and the New England Collegiate Conference.