2019
Singles: Fall: Did not compete due to a hand injury ... Spring: His season cut short due to the injury ... competed in seven matches with one win against 
Louisiana's (3/29) Jamie Fraser in straight sets.

Doubles: Fall: Did not compete due to a hand injury ... Spring: Totaled two wins with Zion Heaven ... defeated Chung Han Tsai/Mieszko Kwasniewski of Southern Miss (3/15) ... later dealt Hugh Knapp/Jack Burkill from UNCG (3/26) a 6-4 defeat ... both wins came at the second spot in the lineup. 

2018
Singles – Fall: Got off to a hot start to his collegiate career, capturing his first three matches and making it to the finals at the UNC Wilmington Fall Tournament…Competed at the 2017 ITA Division I Men’s Carolina Regional Championship…Spring: One of two players to finish with at least 10 singles and 10 doubles wins, as his 12 singles victories were second only to his brother …won four matches in a row from Jan. 27 to Feb. 2…spent time playing in the No. 1, No. 2 and No .3 spot…won eight matches in the No. 3 spot and three matches in the No. 2 spot…battled back to win his match in three sets to push Appalachian past second-seeded Louisiana in the first round of the Sun Belt Tournament ... played a pivotal role in App registering a third straight winning campaign.  

Doubles – Fall: Notched wins in his first five career doubles matches paired with his older brother…reeled off five victories in a row to start the fall slate, which was capped off with a 6-3 victory over UNCW's Agustin Savarino and Ignasi De Rueda with his brother in the UNC Wilmington Fall Tournament … advanced to the second round of the 2017 ITA Division I Men’s Regional Championship following a win over Winthrop's Josh Ryan and Gabriel Dias…Spring: Finished his freshman campaign leading the team in doubles victories (16)…played 20 of his 21 doubles matches with Alex Pavkovich, going 15-6, which tied for the team lead among doubles tandems … won six of seven matches to open the season, where the Mountaineers went 5-2 as a team…helped secure the doubles point with a resounding 6-1 triumph in a team victory over No. 2 seed Louisiana at the Sun Belt Tournament and clinched the contest with a come-from-behind victory in three sets. 

HIGH SCHOOL
Turned in a solid rating of 11 in singles and doubles play according to Univeral Tennis Rating (UTR) ... enjoyed a successful career where he was the WA State Captain in 2015 while making the All-Australian Merit Team in 2015 ... at Scotch College, Webster was the team captain for two-straight years ... earned all-colours for tennis all four years while making all-honours for tennis from 2012-2016 ... in year 12, he was 4-0-2 in singles action and 5-1 in doubles competition ... during his club years, Webster played under John Thorpe for the Dalkeith Tennis Club ... captured a junior state league championship in 2015 and a four-time U18 club champion while capturing a men's club championship in 2015 and 2016 ... solidified his career, as he contributed to a Tennis West Team Championship as well ... through two seasons in 2014-15 and 2015-16, he posted a combined record of 22-1 ... during March and April this year, he turned in 3-1 records at the 2017 Esperance March Open  and the 2017 Bronze Zap AMT ... also competed in the 2017 Silver Pro AMT and the 2016 Perth Winter Twilight Silver AMT. 

PERSONAL
Born on Nov. 11, 1998, Ben is the son of Gordon and Alison Webster.  Has two older brothers, Robbie, who plays soccer at Queens College and Scott. Hobbies include poker. Will major in pre-law studies and minor in economics.
 

Singles		Doubles
	Overall	Conference	Overall	Conference
2017	12-10	0-0	16-6	0-0
Career	12-10	0-0	16-6	0-0