Hochstetler hit 13-of-20 total field goals, including 10-of-16 from 3-point range, in finishing with a career-high 38 points.  She hit four first-quarter 3-pointers and five more second-quarter long balls.

"The shots just kept getting deeper and deeper," Schlabach said.  "It was one of those nights where you could see a kid who had taken thousands of shots during the summer get into a rhythm."

Lindsay Stuckey added 12 points, eight rebounds, and five assists for Hiland, while Launa Hochstetler had nine of the Hawks' 25 team-assists and six steals.

Lydia Miller added seven points and nine rebounds, with Krista Beechy chipping in nine points and seven boards.

Hiland, now 15-0 overall and 12-0 in the IVC this season, picked up win No. 499 in school history.

The Hawks will look for 500 at Malvern Thursday.  Ten of the eleven Hiland players who suited up played more than 10 minutes.