Photo Gallery: Oregon State Beavers at Washington Huskies

The game -- in photos.

OSU’s Silas Bolden is tackled in the second half. (Photo: Serena Morones).

SEATTLE — Washington used a fourth-quarter scoring drive to outlast Oregon State on Friday night.

Final score: 24-21.

Quarterback Michael Penix Jr. drove the Huskies 92 yards on 18 plays in the fourth quarter for the game-winning score. The Beavers did too much wrong. The Huskies did just enough right. Read my game column on both teams from Husky Stadium.

Photographer Serena Morones was on the scene, shooting the game for us. Her LIVE photo galleries are always a treat. Share it with family and friends.

Enjoy…

Peyton Henry’s 22-yard field goal was the game winner. (Photo: Serena Morones)

UW drove 92 yards in the fourth quarter for the win. (Photo: Serena Morones)

OSU coach Jonathan Smith paces the sideline. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Oregon State’s Damien Martinez rushed for 107 yards. (Photo: Serena Morones)

OSU linebacker Easton Mascarenas-Arnold intercepted a pass and returned it for a TD. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Washington’s Wayne Taulapapa scored a rushing TD in the first half. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Washington’s Devin Culp caught 10-yard reception. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Washington runs on the field. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Oregon State’s offensive line coach Jim Michalczik talks with players. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Michael Penix Jr. drops back for Washington. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Ben Gulbranson started at QB for Oregon State.

Washington’s cheer team was at the game on Friday.

Ben Gulbranson warms up on Friday night. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Michael Penix Jr. warms up on Friday. (Photo: Serena Morones)

The Beavers huddle up before warm-ups on Friday. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Silas Bolden catches a pass in warm-ups.

Oregon State’s cheer squad made the trip to Husky Stadium. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Oregon State fans ready for the game on Friday. (Photo: Serena Morones)

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