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Girls basketball: Hockinson 57, Ridgefield 28

The Columbian
Published: February 12, 2014, 4:00pm

Senior Night turned into a celebration for Hockinson.

The Hawks (13-7, 5-3) wrapped up the No. 2 seed in the 2A GSHL with a lopsided win that saw the entire roster play significant minutes.

Hockinson will open district tournament play Friday by hosting Black Hills, which is ranked No. 6 in the latest Associated Press state 2A poll.

Hockinson coach Damon Roche believes his team is up for the challenge.

“We’ve been playing some good basketball lately,” he said. “We’re starting to accomplish a few things.”

Hockinson’s pressure defense held Ridgefield in check early as the Hawks built a 27-5 halftime lead.

Mackenzie Blalock, who moved up from JV before Tuesday’s win over Washougal, had nine points and five rebounds.

“She has proven her worth two nights in a row,” Roche said.

Ridgefield finishes its season 6-14 overall, 1-7 in league.

HOCKINSON 57, RIDGEFIELD 28

RIDGEFIELD — Erin Siegel 2, Bailey Hooghkirk 0, Brooke Kates 6, Emily Frikken 3, Emily Persons 0, Shannon Boyle 3, Riley Smetzler 8, Bailey Smithline 4, Abby Smithline 0, Alex Schwinof 0, Taylor Olchowy 0, Miranda Ohs 2. Totals 11 (2) 4-20 28.

HOCKINSON — Katelyn McGuire 6, Brooke Sparks 0, Lexi Johnson 5, Sydney Cole 2, Hannah Neibauer 10, Kaylee Harteloo 0, Meghan Vandermaas 1, Keeley Nordberg 3, Elle Tilkin 6, Brittany McGuire 7, Mackenzie Blaylock 9, Leah Howard 6, Katie Alston 2. Totals 21 (1) 14-30 57.

Ridgefield 2 3 9 14–28

Hockinson 15 12 11 19–57

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