Facing a rare three-game losing skid, Sisseton took care of the ball and took care of that streak in the process Monday night at the Aberdeen Christian School Gym.
The Redmen bolted out to an early double-digit advantage and grabbed a 75-17 non-conference girls' basketball win over the Knights.
"We just wanted to make sure that we take care of the ball, and move the ball, and kind of find where we can sync a little bit better, that’s where we’re having a problem," said Sisseton coach Sara Lincoln. "I think they did that tonight, so hopefully we can just keep it rolling from here."
To be fair, Sisseton has faced some strong competition in its past three games, including Class AA foe Mitchell in its last game.
The Redmen dominated play in the opening quarter against Christian pitching a 22-0 shutout, setting the tone by getting the ball inside to center Krista Langager, who has committed to play at the University of Sioux Falls next season.
"That’s our goal every gam
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