Zach Malvik
Assistant Coach
Malvik is entering his third season as the assistant coach for the Winona State men's basketball team in 2016-17.
Malvik helped lead the Warriors to a 14-13 finish in his first season and an 11-11 mark in NSIC play. Last season the team was 16-13 overall.
Malvik brings extensive experience as both a player and coach to the Warrior bench. The Holmen, Wis. native spent last season as an assistant at Saint Mary’s University in Winona and also spent three seasons playing professional basketball in Australia.
Malvik spent the 2013-14 season as an assistant coach at Saint Mary’s, helping coach Will Swiggum to All-Conference honors.
Prior to his season at SMU, Malvik played professionally for three seasons in Australia. He also spent time as a graduate assistant at the University of Arkansas.
One of the greatest players in Winona State history, Malvik was the cornerstone of a team that went 32-4 during the 2005-06 season, culminating with the program’s first national championship. He led the Warriors to a 35-1 record the next year, helping the team get back to the NCAA Division II National Championship game.
Malvik was an All-American selection during his senior season while being named the MVP of the NCAA Regional Tournament. The point guard was an all-NSIC selection in each of his four years with the program. Malvik ended his career as the program’s all-time assist leader (549) and graduated second on the school’s scoring charts (1,971).
Malvik and his wife Callie have one son, Zander.
Dustin Boll
Graduate Assistant Coach
Dustin Boll enters his second year as an assistant coach for the Warriors.
Boll came to WSU after serving as an assistant coach and coordinator of strength and conditioning at Viterbo University (La Crosse, Wisconsin) in 2014-15. His duties at Viterbo included recruiting, organizing and implementing team practices, designing and presenting scouting reports, video exchange, and individual player development.
Boll earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise & sport science with a nutrition minor from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in 2014. He also served as a student assistant coach at UWL in 2013-14 where he assisted in recruiting, film editing and scouting report design.
Dustin is very active on the summer camp circuit, having worked as a camp coach at numerous camps including Syracuse, North Dakota State, Iowa State, Marquette, and Duke. In addition to camps, he has also coached on the grassroots circuit with the Minnesota Heat and Wisconsin Playmakers basketball organizations.
Dustin is currently pursuing his master’s degree in leadership education and sports management.
Dustin Boll