Coleman (11-1) was limited to 222 total yards, with 203 coming on the ground, and a second-quarter touchdown by the Hawley (13-0) defense. The Bearcats produced 238 yards – 127 through the air and 111 on the ground – but managed to find the end zone three times.
Hawley jumped out to a 14-0 lead on runs of 10 yards and 3 yards by Austin Cumpton in the first and second quarters, respectively.
Coleman answered before the half on an 11-yard touchdown run by Cort McFadden.
The only points in the second half belonged to Hawley, which scored on a 17-yard pass from Rodey Hooper to Aeneas Segura with 5:08 remaining, which iced the victory for the Bearcats.
McFadden finished with a team-high 95 yards rushing for Coleman trailed by Ryland Gentry with 45 yards, quarterback Jadin Jackson with 29 and Dayden Hunter with 25.
Jackson completed just 2 of 8 passes for 19 yards – a 10-yarder to Braxton Smith and a 9-yard connection with McFadden.
For Hawley, Cumpton led the way with 120 yards on the ground, Hooper completed 11 of 18 passes for 127 yards and Kason O’Shields hauled in a team-high five catches for 72 yards.
Neither team committed a turnover.
Hawley advances to face Cisco (11-2) – a 34-14 winner over New Deal Friday night – in the Class 2A Division I Region I championship game next weekend.