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Washougal handed fourth seed into the playoffs

Panthers travel to Tumwater again Saturday

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Washougal's Ryan Stevens chops down Woodland's Tyler Flanagan for a loss of eight yards during the 2A Greater St. Helens tiebreaker Monday, at Doc Harris Stadium. Columbia River defeated Woodland and Washougal for the No. 2 playoff seed. Woodland took the No. 3 seed and Washougal settled for No. 4.

The Washougal football team was unable to solve Woodland or Columbia River in a three-way tiebreaker for home field advantage in the playoffs Monday, at Doc Harris Stadium.

Columbia River earns the No. 2 playoff seed and will host Black Hills Saturday. Woodland took the No. 3 seed and travels to Chehalis to play W.F. West Saturday. Washougal settled for the No. 4 spot, but will still head to the playoffs Saturday.

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