All posts tagged "Featured"
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Swimming
/ 6 months agoSwimmers taking advantage of High Point Indoor Meet
Aberdeen Swim Club member Kiera Haugen has been a part of many of the High Point Indoor Swim Meets such as...
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Boys Basketball
/ 6 months agoCentral turns back Yankton for first boys’ victory
With the game on the line, Aberdeen Central rose the challenge, made plays and secured its first win of the season...
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Girls Basketball
/ 6 months agoRoncalli defense shuts down Webster for NEC win
Aberdeen Roncalli employed a smothering defensive effort to help overcome a faltering start en route to a 61-22 girls’ basketball victory...
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Boys Basketball
/ 6 months agoPace pushes Roncalli past Webster in boys’ victory
WEBSTER – Aberdeen Roncalli got out in transition, pushed the tempo, and produced a season-high point total on Friday night. The...
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Wrestling
/ 6 months agoWard takes second, Central boys third as a team at Rumble
FARGO, N.D. – Led by six place winners, including a runner-up finish from Owen Ward, the Aberdeen Central boys’ wrestling team...
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Women's Basketball
/ 6 months agoNSU women pressure Duluth into home victory
Northern State turned defense into offense at Wachs Arena Friday night. The Wolves scored 25 points off of turnovers and claimed...
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Girls Basketball
/ 6 months agoRoncalli turns back Warner for girls’ basketball win
Warner survived Aberdeen Roncalli’s opening attack, but was unable to stand up against the final barrage Thursday night at Roncalli Gym....
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Wrestling
/ 6 months agoCentral boys advance three to semifinals at Fargo tourney
FARGO, N.D. – Aberdeen Central has seven boys’ wrestlers still competing, including three in the semifinals, following the opening day of...
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Wrestling
/ 6 months agoLittle advances to semifinals to lead Central girls at Rumble
FARGO, N.D. – Aberdeen Central’s Madison Little advanced to the semifinal round during the opening day of the Rumble on the...
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Boys Basketball
/ 6 months agoWarner to dedicate Chuck Welke Court on Saturday
The gym where Chuck Welke built and shaped a boys’ basketball program that gained statewide prominance will now bear his name...
