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Panthers drain Beavers in the rain

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The Washougal football team celebrates a 26-8 victory over Woodland Friday, at Fishback Stadium. The Panthers can clinch a playoff spot at home against R.A. Long Friday, Oct. 21.

Rain created the perfect recipe for the Panthers to run the football right at the Beavers and force some big turnovers.

Washougal scored 16 points in the second quarter and shut out Woodland in the second, third and fourth quarters to secure a 26-8 victory Friday, at Fishback Stadium.

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