Despite not being able to have a season last year, the Aberdeen Central boys’ tennis team will feature an experienced squad this spring.
The Golden Eagles start their season in Rapid City on Thursday and will have veteran player at nearly every spot.
“I think our depth will be pretty good. It’s tough not having a season last year,” said Central Coach Trent Kurtz. “I was a little worried about what we’d have, but you look at our roster and we’ve got plenty of guys that I think are varsity-caliber guys.”
The Eagles will be led by Gabe Goetz and Zach Gonsor at the top of the lineup.
“It would have been nice for some of these guys, especially the guys playing up top, to have a season last year, where they get that experience, but they’ll have to get that experience this year,” Kurtz said. “Gabe at one, Zach will be our number two. Those guys have varsity experience.”
They will form a potent doubles tandem as well.
“I’m excited to see what the
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