Twenty seconds from the opening kickoff, Tristan Roseff triggered a landslide and the Washougal football team buried Hudson’s Bay 48-6 Friday at Kiggins Bowl.
After giving up 40 points in losses to R.A. Long and Woodland the last two weeks, the Panthers finally had the breakthrough performance they have been fighting for. It started on the first snap of the game, when Brandon Casteel opened the door for Roseff to run the football for a 55-yard touchdown.
“Brandon gets one block, I see open field and didn’t stop,” Roseff said. “I saw the vision to get into the end zone.”
This was just the beginning of a special night for both seniors. Casteel combined three touchdowns with an interception. Roseff picked off two passes and scored another touchdown.
“The rock hard defense will always win games for us,” Roseff said. “We had to gather all the heart we had to come out here and play our best. Hopefully, the heart we showed will carry us.”