Boys basketballJesse Gray, Ramstein: The senior forward is the key to the Royals’ hopes of reentering the championship picture, and he lived up to that role on opening weekend. Gray went for 18 points and 16 rebounds Friday and 26 points and 12 rebounds Saturday as Ramstein swept Hohenfels.Chris Moore, Sigonella: The sophomore sensation was, well, sensational in a pair of games against Division I Naples. After pouring in a game-high 30 in a Friday loss, Moore made sure of a split by scoring nine of his 26 points at the end, including the game-winning three-pointer, in a 46-44 win Saturday.Isaah Negron, Wiesbaden: The breakout star of the largely new-look Warriors is Negron, who led all scorers in both Wiesbaden wins over Bitburg. Negron scored 18 on Friday and 20 on Saturday.Colin Whitten, Patch: The Panthers beat Wiesbaden for last year’s Division I championship – their second straight – but graduation left the team in need of new stars. Whitten filled that void capably in a weekend sweep of Black Forest Academy, posting respective stat lines of 14 points and 11 rebounds and 18 points and eight rebounds.

Girls basketballCierra Martin, Wiesbaden: The reigning Stars and Stripes girls basketball Athlete of the Year and star of the defending Division I champions launched her campaign to repeat as both last weekend. The senior wing notched a tidy 10-point, 10-rebound double-double Friday and upgraded to 12 points, 15 rebounds, six steals and four blocked shots on Saturday as the Warriors swept Bitburg.Adrianna Ruffin, Lakenheath: The Lancers swept regional rival Alconbury over the weekend behind the inspired play of returnee Ruffin. The senior guard totaled 19 points, seven rebounds and seven steals on Friday and a 20-point, 13-rebound double-double on Saturday.Emily Campbell, Black Forest Academy: The returning leader of the defending Division II European champions got right back to business over the weekend. The All-Europe forward produced a combined 20 points and 15 rebounds and anchored the Falcons’ dominant defense in Friday and Saturday routs over Division I Patch.Keylee Soto, Naples: The Wildcat lead guard capably navigated her squad around upset bids from Division III Sigonella. Soto had a combined 27 points and nine assists on the weekend.

WrestlingJoseph Rivera, Aviano: This first-time wrestler made an immediate impact as the DODDS-Europe mat season opened Saturday. Rivera took a first-place finish at 285 pounds, one of three Saints to win weight-class trophies in the four-team meet.

MarksmanshipMaggie Ehmann, Patch: The Panther senior was coolly efficient in Saturday’s season-opening six-school meet. Ehmann posted the outright top score from standing and kneeling position and tied for top honors from prone position in a winning 293-point performance.