With the game on the line, Aberdeen Central rose the challenge, made plays and secured its first win of the season Saturday afternoon. The Golden Eagles made 6 of 8 free throws in the final two minutes, while allowing just one point to finish off a 57-49 win over Yankton in Eastern South Dakota Conference boys' basketball action at Golden Eagles Arena. "It’s good to get a win at home," said Central coach Brent Norberg. "We had a chance to kind of blow it open there a little bit and didn’t do it and let them back in, but the nice thing is we made plays down the stretch once that happened." The Golden Eagles led 46-34 with six minutes left before the Bucks eventually whittled the margin down to 50-48 with two minutes remaining. From there, Jacob Weishaar and Luke Swanson both made two free throws and Colby Dauwen added another free throw and a game-ending layup as Central weathered the storm. "They cut it to two and we just made some plays that we had to make," Norberg