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Washougal girls win hometown track festival

Panther boys finish in second place

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The Washougal High School girls track and field team earned 134 points to clinch first place at the Panther Twilight meet Friday, at Fishback Stadium.

Several Washougal track and field athletes rose to the occasion at their hometown twilight meet Friday.

Hannah Swigert grabbed first place in the 800-meter run, with a time of 2 minutes, 26.36 seconds. Amelia Pullen claimed first place in the 3,200 (11:55.27) and second place in the 1,600, with a personal best time of 5:36.39. Anna Kallie finished first in the 200 dash (27.21) and Kiara Kallie took second place in the 100 hurdles, with a personal best time of 17.11.

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