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Bad break for Washougal in Woodland

Panthers lose their third player to a serious injury

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The Washougal football team tries to stop Woodland running back Tyler Flanagan from getting a first down Friday, at Woodland High School. The Beavers beat the Panthers 20-7.

To say the Washougal High School football players and coaches were shell shocked would be an understatement.

Three weeks after sophomore Brevan Bea broke his leg during a game at Ridgefield, the Panthers looked on helplessly after sophomore Jakob Davis dislocated his shoulder four minutes into Friday’s game at Woodland. Junior Mason Armstrong has also been out of action with an injured hand.

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