Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Quite a run

One of the most successful and well-respected high school coaches in North Dakota has called it a career. Minot High's Dean Winczewski announced his retirement in late March, ending 25 years of coaching excellence on the boys' basketball court. His career spanned two WDA programs and included six state championships, several conference and region tournament titles and over 400 wins. He began at Dickinson, guiding the team to championships in 2003 and 2007 before spending the last 17 years with Minot High. There, he won four more state crowns, including three in a row. 

DIVISION AA TOURNAMENT

Boys Basketball

Team of the Week: Bismarck Century

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The Patriots capped off the 2024-25 season on top. Century won the Division AA state championship on March 15; the program's fourth and first since 2018. The squad defeated Fargo North, Mandan and Fargo Davies to end its season on a 15-game win streak and a 27-1 record.

Varsity Composite Schedule

Varsity Composite Schedule

Postseason Information

Postseason Information

Teams

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Bismarck Century

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Bismarck Legacy

Team Profile
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Bismarck St. Mary's

Team Profile
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Dickinson

Team Profile
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Jamestown

Team Profile
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Mandan

Team Profile
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Minot

Team Profile
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Minot North

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TMCHS (Belcourt)

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Watford City

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Williston

Team Profile

Season Archives

Standings

Team Conf. Conf. Win % Overall PF-PA Streak
Bismarck Century 17-1 0.944 27-1 1536-1006 8W
Minot 14-4 0.778 18-6 1531-1132 2W
Bismarck 13-5 0.722 20-7 1487-1133 1L
Mandan 12-6 0.667 19-8 1390-1225 1W
Bismarck Legacy 11-7 0.611 15-9 1294-1235 1L
Dickinson 10-8 0.556 15-11 1367-1334 2W
Minot North 5-13 0.278 9-16 1135-1408 1W
Jamestown 4-14 0.222 5-19 1157-1469 1L
Bismarck St. Mary's 2-16 0.111 3-19 1070-1437 13L
Williston 2-16 0.111 3-19 985-1573 3L

Note: St. Mary's won the tie-break over Williston based on point differential…Watford City and TMCHS (Belcourt) are playing in Division A classification 

Sub-Varsity Games/Scores

JV Standings

Team Record Conf. Win %
Bismarck 18-0 1.000
Minot 11-3 0.786
Bismarck Century 12-4 0.750
Mandan 12-6 0.667
Bismarck Legacy 10-8 0.556
Jamestown 7-10 0.412
Dickinson 5-13 0.278
Minot North 3-11 0.214
Bismarck St. Mary's 3-12 0.200
Williston 0-14 0.000

Sophomore Standings

Team Record Conf. Win %
Bismarck Century 14-2 0.875
Bismarck Legacy 14-4 0.778
Bismarck 14-4 0.778
Minot 11-5 0.688
Jamestown 9-8 0.529
Dickinson 8-10 0.444
Bismarck St. Mary's 5-13 0.278
Mandan 5-13 0.278
Williston 5-13 0.278
Minot North 1-14 0.067

WDA Head to Head Record Comparison Grid

  BIS CEN DIC JAM LEG MAN MIN MNOR SM WIL
BIS ----- 84-75W
62-87L 		66-56W
99-58W 		94-55W
112-42W 		86-63W
76-86L 		61-65L
71-70W 		66-83L
79-83L 		73-42W
100-62W 		103-54W
75-34W 		106-55W
74-63W
CEN 75-84L
87-62W 		----- 85-44W
70-63W 		96-46W
89-43W 		87-62W
79-57W 		77-58W
74-63W 		75-72W
103-96W 		83-44W
83-44WDC 		82-26W
92-64W 		114-35W
85-43W
DIC 56-66L
58-99L 		44-85L
63-70L 		----- 78-67W
79-75W 		55-79L
72-82L 		87-90L
83-94L 		86-83W
83-78W 		89-56W
70-60W 		87-74W
84-69W 		103-54W
90-53W
JAM 55-94L
42-112L 		46-96L
43-89L 		67-78L
75-79L 		----- 56-66L
60-72L 		56-84L
84-83W 		55-100L
65-95L 		64-76L
92-72W 		62-77L
73-55W 		71-81L
91-60W
LEG 63-86L
86-76W 		62-87L
57-79L 		79-55W
82-72W 		66-56W
72-60W 		----- 52-72L
74-76L 		57-68L
49-91L 		59-50W
93-64W 		74-65W
80-72W 		102-47W
87-59W
MAN 65-61W
70-71L 		58-77L
63-74L 		90-87W
94-83W 		84-56W
83-84L 		72-52W
76-74W 		----- 71-94L
67-76L 		83-71W
76-63W 		83-49W
70-57W 		91-40W
94-56W
MIN 83-66W
83-79W 		72-75L
96-103L 		83-86L
78-83L 		100-55W
95-65W 		68-57W
91-49W 		94-71W
76-67W 		----- 82-44W
87-69W 		94-47W
78-48W 		95-40W
76-28W
MNOR 42-73L
62-100L 		44-83L
44-83LDC 		56-89L
60-70L 		76-64W
72-92L 		50-59L
64-93L 		71-83L
63-76L 		44-82L
69-87L 		----- 78-70W
89-66W 		71-67W
80-71W
SM 54-103L
34-75L 		26-82L
64-92L 		74-87L
69-84L 		77-62W
55-73L 		65-74L
72-80L 		49-83L
57-70L 		47-94L
48-78L 		70-78L
66-89L 		----- 73-55W
70-78L
WIL 55-106L
63-74L 		35-114L
43-85L 		54-103L
53-90L 		81-71W
60-91L 		47-102L
59-87L 		40-91L
56-94L 		40-95L
28-76L 		67-71L
71-80L 		55-73L
78-70W 		-----

Results

Date Event Details
03/22/25 5:00 pm STC Kindred 59, Devils Lake 58 Results
03/22/25 3:00 pm ST3 Shiloh Christian 78, Thompson 64 Results
03/22/25 11:45 am ST5 Des Lacs-Burlington 60, Beulah 48 Results
03/22/25 10:00 am ST7 Wahpeton 65, Killdeer 45 Results
03/22/25 9:00 am NC Bemidji, MN 0, Becker, MN 0 Results
03/21/25 8:15 pm STS Kindred 66, Thompson 53 Results
03/21/25 6:30 pm STS Devils Lake 68, Shiloh Christian 63 Results
03/21/25 2:45 pm STCS Beulah 58, Killdeer 52 Results
03/21/25 1:00 pm STCS Des Lacs-Burlington 51, Wahpeton 45 Results
03/20/25 8:15 pm STQ Thompson 53, Killdeer 49 Results
03/20/25 6:30 pm STQ Kindred 73, Beulah 50 Results
03/20/25 2:45 pm STQ Shiloh Christian 74, Wahpeton 54 Results
03/20/25 1:00 pm STQ Devils Lake 73, Des Lacs-Burlington 49 Results
03/15/25 8:00 pm STC Bismarck Century 59, Fargo Davies 50 Results
03/15/25 3:30 pm ST3 Mandan 79, West Fargo 63 Results
03/15/25 1:00 pm NC Killdeer 63, TMCHS (Belcourt) 46
03/15/25 11:30 am ST5 Bismarck 110, Fargo North 99 Results

Notes: Sometimes HUDL box scores don't reflect actual game scores as video prematurely ends and does not record all the points.

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