August 18, 2008
Currier Steps Down As Head Men's Basketball Coach
 

Nashua, N.H. -- The Daniel Webster College Department of Athletics today announced the resignation of head men’s basketball coach Jeremy Currier.

Currier, who has been with the program for two seasons, has been named the Associate Head Coach at NCAA Division II member Pfeiffer University in Misenheimer, N.C.

“I congratulate Jeremy on his new appointment,” said Phil Rowe, Daniel Webster College Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs for Athletics. “Jeremy’s tireless efforts and dedication to the program have laid the groundwork for continued growth and success; we wish him all the best in his new endeavor.”

Currier was appointed head coach February 22, 2007 after serving one season as assistant coach under Eddie Quick.

Over the past two seasons, Currier was part of the rebuilding of the program from the inside-out, establishing new recruiting procedures, enhancing community relations, and infusing the program with youth and enthusiasm. Further, the Eagles played their first-ever NCAA Division I regular season contest in the College’s history when the Eagles visited Dartmouth College in December 2007.

The Eagles posted records of 6-18 in 2007 and 7-19 in 2008 resulting in back-to-back appearances in the conference post-season championship tournament.
 

About Daniel Webster Athletics
As a member of the NCAA Division III New England Collegiate Conference, DWC sponsors 14 NCAA varsity programs including men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s cross country, women’s cross country, field hockey, men’s volleyball, women’s volleyball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, softball, women’s lacrosse and men’s lacrosse. The college also sponsors club men’s ice hockey as a member of the Northeast Collegiate Hockey Association (NECHA).

The Athletic Program at Daniel Webster College provides its student-athletes an opportunity to bring out their best through competition. It is the belief of the College that a well-rounded experience includes more than just a classroom education.

DWC coaches mentor their student-athletes far beyond the playing fields and courts. Under their guidance, Eagle student-athletes gain valuable experience in teamwork, leadership, self-discipline and sportsmanship. It is an experience that creates a bond between coaches and student-athletes that frequently becomes the basis for lifelong friendships.

About Daniel Webster College
At Daniel Webster College, we fulfill our mission by helping purposeful men and women discover how to channel that purpose in their lives. We do this through blending theory and practice from day one; and, in so doing, our graduates leave Daniel Webster College workforce ready for entry and advancement in a variety of highly-relevant professions.