Secret message?

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There's this married woman who works here part time. I go to many of her activities and think about her often. Last year she even referred to me as her friend but lately we've been more distant. But the other day at a shuffleboard game she led, I got some suspected 'hints' from her about our friendship.
When I hit the last pin of a set with a 'rock' she said that I 'KISSED it.' At the end of the game I found out I won the hidden score. She told me what I won, candy which included 'Rockets' and a Hershey's 'KISS.' Would you believe it ?!
Is this a secret message of sorts? Does she want to kiss me? Or does she want me to kiss her? She's back at work tomorrow; I just have to see where this goes.

But isn't she married?

If she's married, it doesn't really make a difference what she meant, because clearly you would never do anything like that RIGHT???

You're probably reading into this too much.

How do you know "Rockets" isn't a reference to "red rocket" from South Park, and she's inviting you to a threesome with the family dog?

It's easy to make something sound like a sign... if you're looking for signs.

This.

To "kiss" something in a game like shuffleboard, curling, billiards etc is to just baaaaarely touch the two game pieces - just a "kiss" - just enough to move the other piece. Sometimes it's the desired effect, sometimes you mean to hit something with more force and accidentally just "kiss" it instead. It's a common figure of speech describing the action in a game that has Z E R O romantic relevance.

Further, the prize included a Hershey's kiss before you won it by chance. Anyone could have won it. Again, no romantic connotations whatsoever.

It's just your wishful thinking caused by your crush on her.