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Washougal boys are getting back on track

Panthers outlast Bearcats in defensive battle

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Collin Prangley glides by the Bearcats Friday, at Washougal High School. The Panthers defeated W.F. West 43-29 to get back on track after suffering their first loss of the season to La Center.

The streak ended at eight wins to start the season for Washougal, but the boys are rebuilding for the long haul.

La Center cooled the hot-footed Panthers 80-57 Dec. 29. Washougal bounced back with a 43-29 victory against W.F. West Friday, in the Joe Brown Gymnasium. Noah Prangley netted 15 points, Yorro Bah added 10 and Dylan Snapp earned eight.

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