Gracie Brammer had 23 points and five assists and Kylie Ritter added 13 points and 10 rebounds as Hockinson clinched a district playoff berth.
The Hawks will be the No. 5 seed to the district tournament and will play at Rochester on Wednesday for a berth into the double-elimination bracket.
Lillie Mueller had nine rebounds and three blocks, leaving her one block shy of Hockinson’s all-time single-season record.
Addie Chappelle sparked the Hawks on defense.
Payten Foster had 15 to lead Woodland. She scored her 1,000th career point in the fourth quarter
The game featured a show of sportsmanship to start.
Hockinson senior Jasmine Shigeno, who missed the season with a knee injury, got the start for the Hawks.
Woodland allowed Shigeno to score an uncontested layup to start the game. Hockinson then allowed the Beavers to score a layup before turning the ball back over to Woodland, and Shigeno was subbed out.
“So a big thank goes out to (Woodland coach) Glen Flanagan and the rest of the Woodland team,” Hockinson coach Damon Roche said.
HOCKINSON 67, WOODLAND 51
WOODLAND — Emily Hughes 0, Lucy George 10, Abigail Huston 3, Olivia Swanson, Kaija Olson 6, Payten Foster 15, Sydney George 0, Kaily Christensen 4, Kelly Sweyer 4, Kennedy Huesties 0, Jayden Roth 1, Nicole Guthrie 8. Totals 16 (2) 17-31 51.
HOCKINSON — Addie Chappelle 4, Gracie Brammer 23, Delaney Chappelle 0, Abby Willette 0, Kylie Ritter 13, Ellie Ritter 13, Lilly Leslie 0, Lillie Mueller 6, Plymale 2, Kaylee Vernon 4, Jasmine Shigeno 2. Totals 25 (6) 11-13 67.
Woodland 17 7 8 19–51
Hockinson 13 17 15 22–67
JV — Woodland won.
