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Panthers look to bounce back from series of tough losses

League play begins Thursday

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WHS sophomore Austin Tran (14) has been a bright point in the Panthers' recent string of losses, after starting the season with eight consecutive wins. Against Kennewick on Friday, he scored a team high 9 points, and against Centralia the night before he scored a career high 18 points.

Washougal boys basketball coach Malcom Estes is looking for his team to bounce back after being dealt a few tough losses during the past couple of weeks.

On Friday, the Panthers (8-3) were handed their third consecutive loss as Kennewick used its strength and speed to put on the defensive pressure and a tough offense to earn a solid 87-37 win on Washougal’s home court.

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