Central College Men's Basketball Camps
Head Coach Mike Boschee

Head Coach & Camp Director Mike Boschee

Mike Boschee, entering his eighth season at Central College, was named the 2010 Iowa Conference coach of the year after guiding the Dutch to their 16th league championship and their ninth NCAA Division III tournament berth, the most of any Iowa Conference school.

When Boschee took the helm in 2003, he inherited a squad that had endured back-to-back 5-21 campaigns, but he steadily turned the Dutch program around, restoring it to its traditional role as a championship contender. His squads posted a 50-28 record over the past three seasons and Central set a school season wins record in 2009-10 with a 23-5 mark. The Dutch were 14-2 in league play, taking the crown by a four-game margin.

Central's 2010 title was its first in 15 seasons and its first outright crown since 1985.

Mike BoscheeA graduate of the University of North Dakota and a Valley City, N.D. native, Boschee was an all-North Central Conference and all-region player. He served as captain of the 1989-90 North Dakota squad that reached the final four of the NCAA Division II national tournament. The team was inducted into the university's hall of fame in 2009. Boschee remains North Dakota's all-time career free throw percentage leader (88.0), leading the nation in 1988-89 (92.8). He still ranks among North Dakota's top-25 all-time scorers with 1,103 points, is third in career 3-point goals (198) and sixth in 3-point percentage (40.0).

Boschee earned his master's degree from Northern State University (N.D.) and served as a graduate assistant coach for a team that reached the NAIA national championship game.

From 1993-2003, Boschee was an assistant at Gustavus Adolphus College (Minn.), serving as defensive coordinator. The Gusties posted a 221-83 record in that span, and made seven NCAA Division III playoff appearances, reaching the national title game in 2003. He also served as the Gustavus Adolphus head women's golf coach, earning coach of the year honors from the Minnesota Women's Collegiate Golf Association in 1998 and from the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 2000 and 2003.

Inducted into the Valley City (N.D.) High School Hall of Fame in 2006, Boschee served as a team captain and all-conference selection in basketball, football and baseball, while earning all-state recognition in basketball and football.

A highly regarded clinician, Boschee has been featured at numerous camps and clinics.

After enduring some challenging early seasons, Boschee's career record has rebounded to 85-94. He's taken Central to the Iowa Conference tournament five times, winning the 2010 league tourney.

Boschee and his wife Amy have a son, Jaxon.