A look back at some of the sports happenings during the week of April 6-12, 2025: Last year on April 6, 2024: After 18 losses, the Aberdeen Central softball team got its first win in program history. The 2-year-old Golden Eagles scored a school record 26 runs to defeat host Rapid City Central 26-13. Central coach Cassidy Neer’s winners had a mind-blowing 21 stolen bases in the game. Ayrlie Waldo (four hits, four runs scored and four stolen bases), Kaylee Hoffman (three hits, four runs scored and six stolen bases) and Addison Ward (two hits, four runs scored and four stolen bases) led the winners. The winning pitcher was Kaylee Kiesow. Rapid City pitchers had 13 wild pitches, walked 13 and hit nine batters. 10 years ago on April 9, 2015: In a nine-inning college baseball game that lasted nearly four and a half hours, Jamestown defeated NSU 24-22. The game featured 341 pitches thrown by NSU, 251 by Jamestown; 142 combined plate appearances with 42 hits, 25 singles, 21 runners lef