The Aberdeen Central boys had a shot to take down the top-rated team in the state Saturday at Golden Eagles Arena. In fact, Central had several shots in that quest before Sioux Falls Washington turned back the Golden Eagles 65-59. "That’s what you want," said Central coach Brent Norberg of having a shot at pulling off the upset. "It’s unfortunate because we had a lot of shots. We had I don’t know how many open looks at threes from good shooters up two, that would have put us up five with under three (minutes) to go. It might have been a different deal." The Eagles still had a chance, trailing 58-57 in the final minute. However, after the Warriors missed a free throw, Eli Williams stole the ball and fed Angot Akot for a three-point play to give SFW a two-possession advantage. About a minute earlier, Williams stole the ball and scored to put the Warriors on top. "We had the rebound on a free throw and then we turn it over," Norberg said. "You have to give them credit. That