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Panthers win vicious battle with Monarchs

Washougal remains all alone in first place

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Toryi Midland (10) rips the basketball away from Libby Bartleson to get the rebound for Washougal Monday. The Panthers beat Mark Morris 46-40 to remain in first place in league.

Tianna Barnett, Beyonce Bea and Toryi Midland ripped away rebounds.

McKinley Stotts scored seven points during a critical stretch in the fourth quarter.

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