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Panther boys ready to shock the system

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Moses McEwen has made an immediate impact at the varsity level for the Washougal boys basketball team. After the first six games of the season, the 6-foot-5 senior has more than 100 points.

After missing the playoffs last season, the Washougal High School boys basketball team is ready for a fresh start.

New head coach AJ LaBree brings a wealth of energy and knowledge about the game. He coached in Bellingham for 14 years, leading that team to fourth place at state in 2015. LaBree then served as an assistant coach at Union High School before getting the opportunity to lead a program again at Washougal.

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