SoccerEuropean championships

KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany — Final results from the 2008 DODDS-Europe championships that began Wednesday (all-tournament teams voted by division coaches):

Boys

Division I

Friday’s championship game Heidelberg 3, Ramstein 1 (SO)All-tournament team Kevin Beerman (MVP), Marvin Sibley, Nate Joyner (Heidelberg); George Lopez, Glenn Verley, Aaron Fitzpatrick (Ramstein); Chris Davis, Alex Hooper, Kai Pope (Lakenheath); Lukas Lanwehr, Vincent Luscomb, Stills Jambaar (International School of Brussels); Ryan Nagle (Kaiserslautern)Note: Division I did not play a third-place game

Division II

Saturday’s championship game Black Forest Academy, 3 SHAPE 2 (OT)Saturday’s third-place game Vilseck 1, Wiesbaden 0All-tournament team Jun Yoeb Kim (MVP), Bruce Briggs, Josiah Hanchett, Aaron McKinney, Serge Ukety, San Jin Yoon (BFA); Pablo Martinez, Piotr Kwiecen (SHAPE), Samet Yueksekgonuel (Patch); Ryan Poock (Bitburg); Jeff Hartke (Mannheim); Tim Bruce (Vilseck); Chris Campos (Naples)

Division III

Saturday’s championship AFNORTH 1, American Overseas School of Rome 0Saturday’s third-place game Marymount International 4, Vicenza 0All-tournament team David Kunin (MVP), Todd Kopf, David Meshvinski, Eros Shenediela (AOSR); Tobias Christmann, James Perea, Chris Tobiere (AFNORTH); Nicolo Mancini, Zein Nour, Fabio Notarnicola, Victor Rotundo (Marymount); Alassane Doukoure (Baumholder); Felipe Diaz (Vicenza)

Division IV

Friday’s championship game Rota 1, Sigonella 0 (OT)Friday’s third-place game Brussels 1, Alconbury 0All-tournament team Keita Silk (MVP), Alan Dowden, Sterling Frost (Rota); Conor Quinn, Stewart Roberts, Sam Corey (Sigonella); Nick Bottesini, Andrew Clayburn, Brian Desroches (Brussels); David Blose, Arous Brown, Devin Pryor (Alconbury); Daniel Ramirez (Ankara)

Girls

Division I

Friday’s championship game International School of Brussels 2, Heidelberg 0All-tournament team Lydia Gray (MVP), Sophie Earll, Merrill Mulaney, (International School of Brussels) Lauren Brousseau, Kate McCagnan, Maggie Cutler (Heidelberg); Macy Jepsen, Victoria Lyle, Helen De La Rovere (Ramstein); Brittany Buckingham (Lakenheath); Pia Coffman, Pat Moss, Liana Knight (Kaiserslautern)Note: No third-place game was played in Division I.

Division IISaturday’s championship game Mannheim 2, SHAPE 0Saturday’s third-place game Black Forest Academy 2, Bitburg 1All-tournament team Anna Cressler (MVP), Alanna Crockwell, Brooke Couch, Brooke Long (Mannheim); Dominique Anduaga-Arias, Natasha Hauber, Evridiki Nalmpanti (SHAPE); Andi Marchant (Patch); Rachel Poock, Julia Moritz (Bitburg); Ellyn Pupero, Alyssa Krause, Jessica Krause (Black Forest Academy)

Division IIISaturday’s semifinal results Marymount 3, AFNORTH 0American Overseas School of Rome 4, Bamberg 0Saturday’s championship game Marymount International 3, AOSR 2Saturday’s third-place game AFNORTH 4, Bamberg 0All-tournament team Elena Carrarini (MVP), Rebecca Carrarini, Martina Diana (Marymount); Antonia Gudnadottir, Derby Ruspoli, Elena Toscano (AOSR); Anastasia Cale, Melanie Seitz (AFNORTH); Ariana Boatwright, Jenna Cepe (Bamberg); Katrina Alsup (Baumholder); Jordan Roberts (Würzburg); Tia Rosenstein (Milan)

Division IVFriday’s championship game Brussels 1, Hanau 0Friday’s third-place game Lajes 1, Sigonella 0 (SO)All-tournament team Caitlin Quinn (MVP), Elizabeth McVicker, Marlena Schlattmann (Brussels); Lisa Fontanez, Kathleen Ayala, Ashley Destafani, Nastasia Hall (Hanau); Jennifer Abing (Menwith Hill), and Alexa McMonagle, Mercedes Prand (Lajes)

SoftballEuropean championships RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany — Final results Saturday from the 2008 European high school girls’ softball championships which began Thursday (all-tournament teams voted by divisional coaches):

Division ISaturday’s best-of-three championship Ramstein 11, Lakenheath 2Ramstein 6, Lakenheath 5All-tournament team Maddie Byrd (MVP), Marely Hancock, Bianca Lopez, Kaitlyn Martin, Karis Wadsack (Ramstein); Lisa McBride, Ali Parkerson, Jessica Serd, Chelsey Warner (Lakenheath); Missy Guelle, Courtney Milton (Heidelberg); Kaylin Hesler (Kaiserslautern)Note: No third-place game was played in Division I

Division IISaturday’s resultChampionship Wiesbaden 13, Bitburg 9All-tournament team Raven Harris (MVP), Nancy Jensen, Mikaala Rodriguez, Wanda Jerry (Wiesbaden); Ashley Chauvin, Amy Walls, Bri Wilson, Kelsey Wilson (Bitburg); Mariel Beesting, Alexa Lazar, Lauren Tannenbaum, Anne Wasson (Patch)Note: No third-place game was played in Division II.

Small schoolsSaturday’s pool-play results Rota 15, Alconbury 4Incirlik 17, AFNORTH 10Baumholder 8, Hohenfels 7Saturday’s third-place gameHohenfels 7, Incirlik 5Saturday’s championship gameRota 5, Alconbury 2All-tournament team Vanessa Frost (MVP), Chasity Cook, Bryanna Hudson, Bailey Sympson (Rota); Caitlin Cloum, Dara Halvorson, Linda Nguyen, Caitlyn Stewart (Alconbury); Mandy Lavanway (Hohenfels); Amanda Bowers (Incirlik); Brend Broadwater, Rebekah Puente (AFNORTH)

Track and field2008 European championships

RUSSELSHEIM, Germany — Final results from the two-day 2008 DODDS-Europe track and field championships which ended Saturday at the Russelsheim city stadium (all race distances in meters):

Boys

Team scoringDivision I—Ramstein 72, Heidelberg 43, Kaiserslautern 42, Lakenheath 14, Frankfurt International School 9Division II—Ansbach 71, Black Forest Academy 51, Patch 49, Wiesbaden 43, Naples 21, Aviano 13, Bitburg 7Division III—Würzburg 37, Baumholder 12, Hohenfels 10, AFNORTH 1, Bamberg 1Division IV—Rota 16, Sigonella 8, Hanau 6, Menwith Hill 2100 meters—1, Julius Johnson-Rich (Pat) 11.46; 2, Benji Bowles (Pat) 11.49; 3, Chris Williams (Rams) 11.51; 4, Darin Fomin (Rams) 11.61; 5, Khairi Smith (Kais) 11.62; 6, Lenell Joyner (Lake) 11.67200—1, Johnson-Rich, 22.99; 2, Bowles, 23.14; 3, C. Williams, 23.30; 4, Marcus Williams (Wies) 23.46; 5, Anton Harris (Bitb) 23.85; 6, K. Smith, 24.05400—1, Johnson-Rich, 50.67; 2, Joyner, 51.04; 3, Kenny Hicks (Wies) 52.29; 4, Harris, 52.64; 5, Ryan Berry (Kais) 52.77; 6, Evan Canfield (Rams) 53.19800—1, Trevor Hope (BFA) 2:02.13; 2, Kyle Murray (Wies) 2:02.80; 3, Emmanuel Moore (Han) 2:03.09; 4, Kel Secrest (Rams) 2:03.56; 5, Berry, 2:03.66; 6, Hicks, 2:05.731,500—1, John Markman (Napl) 4:06.48; 2, Murray, 4:07.41; 3, John Rynecki (Heid) 4:16.00; 4, Craig Herron (Rams) 4:18.37; 5, Josh Stuckey (BFA) 4:18.68; 6, Alex Cunningham (Kais) 4:19.013,000—1, Murray, 9:13.18; 2, Secrest, 9:15.39; 3, Sterling Teall (Ansb) 9:28.53; 4, Markman, 9:28.55; 5, Alex Beaudette (Pat) 9:30.26; 6, Kevin Edwards (Rams) 9:30.27110 hurdles—1, John Willis (Ansb) 15.86; 2, Courtney Edwards (Wzbg) 15.91; 3, Jacob Loewen (BFA) 16.16; 4, T.J. Little (BFA) 16.66; 5, Chase Rexroat (MH) 16.91; 6, Jakolby Kimbell (Ansb) 17.13300 hurdles—1, Edwards, 40.56; 2, James Campbell (Sigo) 40.62; 3, Little, 41.22; 4, Willis, 41.92; 5, Josiah Baldwin (Kais) 42.06; 6, Romono Washington (Heid) 42.24High jump—1, (tie) Jeff Shelton (Rota), Xavier Sheppard (Ansb) and Colby Baskins (Hoh) 6 feet, 2 inches; 4, (tie) Yanick Hickman (AFNORTH), T.C. Smith (Kais) and Michael Wallace (Rams) 5-10Long jump—1, Shelton, 21-2.25; 2, (tie) Artrell Davis (Baum) and Sheppard, 20-9.5; 4, Tim Ortiz (Rams) 20-7.5; 5, K. Smith, 20-7; 6, Terry Johnson (Bitb) 19-8Triple jump—1, Sheppard, 43-7.75; 2, Sean Outing (Avi) 43-3.75; 3, K. Smith, 42-10.25; 4, J. Baldwin, 41-11.5; 5, Jamal Tuck (Avi) 41-2.75; 6, Kevin Brown (Bamb) 40-8Shot put—1, Pat Hess (Heid) 44-0.5; 2, Sam Freeman (Ansb) 43-3.5; 3, Spencer Simon (BFA) 42-5; 4, Quamaine Holliman (Napl); 5, Sheppard, 40-11.75; 6, Dwayne Newby (Napl) 40-10.25Discus—1, Hess, 134-4; 2, Storm Freeman (Ansb) 126-8; 3, Willis, 123-2; 4, Simon, 121-2; 5, Terrance Reaves (Kais) 112-6; 6, Eddie Mbanda (BFA) 112-44x100 relay—1, Ramstein (Fomin, C. Williams, Ortiz, John Lowder) 44.29; 2, Würzburg 44.43; 3, Baumholder 45.04; 4, Kaiserslautern 45.11; 5, Wiesbaden 45.48; 6, FIS 45.934x400 relay—1, Würzburg (B. Bryant, Hancock, Alexander, Edwards) 3:33.38; 2, Heidelberg 3:33.58; 3, FIS 3:34.77; 4, Ramstein 3:38.03; 5, Aviano 3:39.16; 6, Lakenheath 3:39.314x800 relay—1, Kaiserslautern (Berry, A. Cunningham, Eric Perez, Michael Salinger) 8:26.77; 2, Ramstein 8:27.48; 3, Wiesbaden 8:35.01; 4, BFA 8:43.46; 5, Naples 8:56.17; 6, Aviano 8:56.341,600 sprint medley relay—1, Ramstein (C. Willkiams, Lowder, Canfield, Heron) 3:47.71; 2, BFA 3:48.73; 3, Heidelberg 3:49.33; 4, Lakenheath 3:51.12; 5, FIS 3:51.90; 6, Patch 3:58.24

Girls

Team scoringDivision I—Kaiserslautern 95, Heidelberg 66, Lakenheath 56, Ramstein 29, Frankfurt International School 17Division II—Wiesbaden 48, Ansbach 40, Naples 29, Aviano 26, SHAPE 20, Black Forest Academy 20, Mannheim 15, Bitburg 1, Patch 1Division III—Würzburg 23, Baumholder 20, AFNORTH 17, Marymount International School of Rome 1Division IV—Menwith Hill 2, Brussels 1100 meters—1, Christine Holland (Heid) 13.00; 2, Loretta Keeseh (Heid) 13.14; 3, Courtney Waithe (Lake) 13.29; 4, Shaun-Pri Davis (Kais) 13.31; 5, Makayla Deshazor (AFN) 13.39; 6, Adrianna Archie (Wzbg) 13.42200—1, Holland, 26.66; 2, Tiffany Heard (Ansb) 26.68; 3, Davis, 26.99; 4, Archie, 27.13; 5, Jackie Bedford (MH) 27.68; 6, Valentina Lee (Napl) 28.21400—1, Marche Bobbs (Kais) 60.03; 2, Katie Nowell (Napl) 60.55; 3, Tanisha Joyner (Lake) 60.99; 4, Rio Shaune Harris (Kais) 61.67; 5, Alison Ochoa (Wies) 62.28; 6, Mercedes Ash (AFN) 63.99800—1, Bobbs, 2:25.11; 2, Harris, 2:27.49; 3, Ochoa, 2:29.51; 4, Shannon Cuthbert (Napl) 2:30.42; 5, Anika Todd (Heid) 2:32.93; 6, Kaylee Gum (Avi) 2:34.201,500—1, Shelby Yoakum (Avi) 5:10.00; 2, Shelby Whatley (Lake) 5:11.00; 3, Todd, 5:16.00; 4, Susan Grunt (Mann) 5:16.30; 5, Cuthbert, 5:17.00; 6, Alexa Polenz (Rams) 5:19.003,000—1, Whatley, 11:23.03; 2, Soledad Padilla (SHP) 11:35.53; 3, Yoakum, 11:38.76; 4, Todd, 11:41.40; 5, Elizabeth Doe (Rams) 11:42.07; 6, Kelly McRaven (Pat) 11:43.00100 hurdles—1, Heard, 15.53; 2, Rebecca Borner (Wies) 16.46; 3, Shalisa Baldwin (Kais) 17.43; 4, Kailan Sierra-Davidson (Heid) 17.45; 5, M. Deshazor, 19.06; 6, Cassarah Collins (Kais) 19.13300 hurdles—1, Heard, 46.33; 2, Archie, 47.17; 3, Borner, 48.87; 4, Taylor Wright (Lake) 48.89; 5, Melody Morosin (Kais) 49.57; 6, Katelyn Kieffer (BFA) 49.87High jump—1, (tie) Archie, Doris Walker (BFA), Tylisa Hendrix (Kais) 4 feet. 10 inches; 4, (tie) Amber Posey (Bitb), Nina Weller (Heid), Shamona Cunningham (Kais) and Morosin, 4-6Long jump—1, (tie) T, Wright and Kieffer, 16-9; 3, Liani Van Tonder (FIS) 15-7; 4, Megan White (Baum) 15-5; 5, Portia Short (Mann) 14-11.5; 6, Nisa Kelly (Avi) 14-4Triple jump—1, T. Wright, 36-8.5; 2, Short, 35-8.75; 3, Lee, 33-3.5; 4, White, 33-2.75; 5, S. Cunningham, 33-2.25; 6, Audrey Bartee (Kais) 31-10Shot put—1, Sha’Air Hawkins (SHP) 30-7.5; 2, (tie) Leeann Hackett (Rams) and Joanna Martucci (FIS) 29-10; 4, Chantel Ponder (Ansb) 29-0.25; 5, White, 28-11.75; 6, Dominique Gray (Heid) 28-8.5Discus—1, White, 95-6; 2, Ponder, 94-5; 3, Gray, 90-11; 4, Stephanie Shoesmith (AFN) 88-4; 5, Hawkins, 77-6; 6, Monique Boliko (Mmt) 57-104x100 relay—1, Heidelberg (Gray, Kesseh, Nachelle Allen, Holland) 52.08; 2, AFNORTH 52.34; 3, Kaiserslautern 52.44; 4, Lakenheath 52.88; 5, Naples 52.04; 6, Aviano 54.384x400 relay—1 Kaiserslautern 4:13.27; 2, Wiesbaden 4:20.97; 3, Lakenheath 4:21.86; 4, Naples 4:22.46; 5, FIS 4:27.23; 6, Heidelberg 4:28.874x800 relay—1, Kaiserslautern (Symone January, Harris, Ruby Plummer, Bobbs) 10:15.45; 2, Wiesbaden 10:25.35; 3, Ramstein 10:35.82; 4, Heidelberg 10:37.32; 5, Naples 10:45.63; 6, Mannheim 11:03.861,600 sprint medley relay—1, Wiesbaden (J-Anno Stewart, Jurnae Rosser, Krause, Eidem) 4:35.97; 2, Aviano 4:40.21; 3, Ramstein 4:43.33; 4, Kaiserslautern 4:45.43; 5, FIS 4:47.82; 6, BFA 4:51.86

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