NDAPSSA Mr. Basketball Finalists Announced

NDAPSSA NEWS RELEASE (MONDAY, MARCH 18)

BISMARCK – The finalists for the 2024 North Dakota Associated Press Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association Mr. Basketball Award have been announced.

The Finalists are:

Wylee Delorme, Devils Lake
Deng Deng, Four Winds/Minnewauken
Bohden Duffield, Bowman County
Dane Hagler, North Star
James Hamilton, Fargo South
Max Musland, LaMoure/Litchville-Marion
Isiah St. Romain, Williston
Carter Zeller, Fargo North

The winners of the NDAPSSA Mr. and Miss Basketball Awards will be announced at 4 p.m. CDT on Friday, March 22.

Members of the NDAPSSA determine the finalists for the annual award given to the state’s top senior high school boys basketball player. A 5-3-1 points system is used to decide the winner with each NDAPSSA member voting for their top three choices.

Past Mr. Basketball Award Winners:

2023: Darik Dissette, Minot High
2022: Treysen Eaglestaff, Bismarck High
2021: Jesse White, White Shield
2020: Grant Nelson, Devils Lake
2019: Mason Walters, Jamestown
2018: Wyatt Hanson, Stanley
2017: Aanen Moody, Dickinson
2016: Jason Feather, Four Winds/Minnewaukan
2015: Brad Heidlebaugh, Rugby
2014: Tanner Kretchman, Fargo Davies
2013: A.J. Jacobson, Fargo Shanley
2012: Melvin Langstaff, Warwick
2011: Phillip Schanilec, Midway-Minto
2010: Adam Randall, Kidder County
2009: Cameron Malzer, Turtle Lake-Mercer
2008: Austin Dufault, Killdeer
2007: Brian Qvale, Williston
2006: Travis Mertens, Devils Lake
2005: James Hennessy, Williston
2004: Lucas Moormann, Dickinson
2003: Tyler Koenig, Fargo North
2002: Tommy Leikas, Fargo North
2001: Adam Dobmeier, Fargo South
2000: Tyrone Terry, Valley City
1999: Jeff Brandt, Minot
1998: Jeff Boschee, Valley City
1997: Travis Sturdevant, Bismarck Century
1996: Kenny Younger, Minot
1995: Hunter Berg, Grenora
1994: Dustin Undlin, Mohall
1993: Randy Torgrimson, West Fargo
1992: Mart McDonald, Munich
1991: Bart Manson, Minot
1990: Rob Stefonowicz, Divide County
1989: (Co-winners) Chris Gardner, Fargo South; Ben Jacobson (Mayville-Portland)
1988: Scott Guldseth, Edinburg
1987: Bryan Flam, Jamestown
1986: Todd Olson, Cavalier
1985: (Co-winners) Chris Lamoureux, Newburg; Juno Pintar, Fargo North

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