GROTON - Aberdeen Christian won its fifth road game of the season Tuesday night with pin-point passing to fuel a 55-38 non-confence girls' basketball victory over Groton. The third-rated Knights jumped in front early and worked for high-percentage looks, both inside and outside. "This was definitely our best game of the year," said Christian coach Michael Rohrbach. "We moved the ball really well and got great shots." The coach credited guards Hanna Miller and Joy Rohrbach for their roles in igniting the offense. "Hanna and Joy set the tone with their passing and getting everyone involved," Rohrbach said, "and when we do that, the sky is the limit for this team." Mallory Miller set the tone early with 16 of her 18 points in the opening half. Kaylee Block also nailed a couple of three-pointers in the opening 16 minutes as the Knights built a 21-point halftime advantage. "Kaylee really opened things up for us with her shot. She's a great shooter who can fill it up from d