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Washougal High School honors 2024 graduate killed in I-5 crash

Mia Tanner Lockard, 18, died Jan. 24 following a wrong-way collision near Lakewood, Wash.

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Washougal High School cheerleaders wear "For Mia" shirts during a Washougal High boys basketball game held Wednesday, Jan. 29, to honor Mia Tanner Lockard, 18, a 2024 Washougal High graduate who died early Friday morning, Jan. 24, in a wrong-way driver crash on Interstate 5 in the Seattle area. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)

The Washougal High School community turned out to the Panthers boys basketball game against Woodland High on Thursday, Jan. 29, dressed in pink and armed with messages of love to help honor a 2024 Washougal High graduate killed last week in a wrong-way driver collision on Interstate 5.

Mia Tanner Lockard, 18, a 2024 Washougal High School graduate, died Jan. 23 after a wrong-way driver struck her vehicle with his pickup truck on I-5 near Lakewood, Washington.

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