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Oberg resigns as Washougal girls basketball coach

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After coaching the Washougal girls basketball team to 65 wins in four seasons, Brian Oberg announced his resignation Tuesday to focus on his family. The company he helps run is launching a new product, and he may have to travel or move.

Basketball has been a part of Brian’s Oberg’s life for so long, he doesn’t know what he is going to do without it.

But, he says its time to step down as the Washougal High School girls basketball coach and focus on his family during a monumental job shift.

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