Ryan Sturdivan’s 16 points and a strong defensive effort led the Beavers to a nonleague home victory.
Woodland shot 4-for-23 from 3-point range, but overcame cold shooting with its defense. The Beavers held Rochester to two points in the first quarter and led 24-10 at halftime.
“We pride ourselves on being a defensive team,” Woodland coach Jason Buffum said. “We did some good things with our rotations.”
Woodland’s defensive lapsed slightly in the fourth quarter as Rochester scored 19 points.
“We’re still working out the kinks,” Buffum said.
WOODLAND 48, ROCHESTER 35
ROCHESTER — Maclemore 9, Escott 3, Larson 6, Haber 3, Kennedy 0, Rogers 0, Patton 2, Nelson 12. Totals 10 (4) 11-16 35.
WOODLAND — Bryce Mulder 4, Tanner Froeber 7, Ryan Sturdivan 16, Hayden Huddleston 5, Jake Rosenbalm 4, Tanner Sixberry 2, Dillon Wear 0, Christian Mendez 2, Troy Flanagan 8. Totals 21 (4) 2-6 48.
