SEATTLE (Mar. 15) ­ Seattle Pacific University's Dustin Bremerman has been chosen to play for the West in the second annual National Association of Basketball Coaches/NCAA Division II All-Star Game.

Bremerman (Sr., 6-4, Yakima, Wa./Eisenhower), a two-time all-region selection, is among 20 seniors who will showcase their talents during the Elite Eight festivities in Springfield, Mass. The game will be Mar. 23 at 4 p.m. PDT in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

In his final season, Bremerman led the Falcons in scoring (18.9) and three-pointers (70), and finished No. 2 for his career in both categories. He shared player of the year honors in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference.

Joining him from the West Region are Kevin Johnson of Humboldt State and Zack Whiting of Chaminade. The West team is also comprised of athletes from the Great Lakes, North Central and South Central regions of Div. II.

In the inaugural Division II All-Star Game, the West defeated the East, 134-122, behind the 25 points of Western Washington's Ryan Diggs, the co-MVP.