The offenders were sentenced for their roles in the home invasion robbery and murder of the victim.
Wight, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was an active participant in the severe beating, was sentenced to 13 years imprisonment, less pre-sentence custody credit.
Hoo-Hing, who was found guilty of second degree murder as a secondary party for facilitating entry and assisting in the robbery plan, received a mandatory life sentence with a 13-year period of parole ineligibility.
The court also ordered the forfeiture of $18,800 seized from Hoo-Hing as proceeds of crime.