Stars and StripesEuropean edition, Sunday, May 10, 2009

Boys soccerRamstein 2, Wiesbaden 0(Saturday at Wiesbaden)Halftime—1-0.Goals—Glenn Verley, Alex Lee.Assist—Justin Vernon.Saves—Ramstein (Taylor Shepard) 8; Wiesbaden unavailable.Noteworthy—According to Wiesbaden coach Ben Arcila, T.J. Cloma and Michael Erb were cited as standouts by Ramstein coaches as Royals improved to 3-0-3 overall and 3-0-1 in Region I in an intensely physical game. Arcila said Alan Gray, Nate Wickham and Ivory Freeman stood out for Wiesbaden (2-3-1, 1-3-0).

ISB 3, Lakenheath 0(Saturday at International School of Brussels)Halftime—0-0.Goals—Jambaar Stills 2, Robert Brown.Assists—None reported.Saves—Lakenheath (Sean Gresham) 7; ISB (Javier Torrijos 3, Pierre Kob 2) 5.Noteworthy—ISB, playing its first game against a DODDS-Europe opponent since a 2-0 victory April 3 at AFNORTH, improved its overall record to 3-0-1, 2-0-1 in Region I. Lakenheath completed its regular season 3-1-3 overall and 1-1-2 against Region I teams.

AFNORTH 8, Brussels 1(Saturday at Brussels)Halftime—AFNORTH 2, Brussels 0.Goals—AFNORTH: Jose Munoz-Trinidad 3, Riyad Alohali 2, James Perea 2, Tobias Schick; Brussels: Alen Abazi.Assists—AFNORTH: Schick 2, Riley Robinnson 2, Alohali ; Brussels: None.Saves—AFNORTH (Nathan Flynn) 5; Brussels (Alper Pazarlioglu 7, Abazi 8) 15.Noteworthy—Brussels fell to 2-4-0 overall and in Region I. The Brigands host ISB on Saturday in final regular-season game. AFNORTH (3-1-2, 3-1-1) closes out its regular season Saturday at SHAPE.

Alconbury 3, Menwith Hill 0(Saturday at Menwith Hill)Halftime—2-0.Goals—Yul McGrath 2, Jimmy Luong.Assist—Luong.Saves—Alconbury (David Blose) 5; Menwith Hill (Andrew Breeding) 5.Noteworthy—Alconbury closed out its regular season 5-2 overall and in Region I to top the region in points. Menwith Hill closed out regular season 2-4-1. Both teams next play in the European Division IV tournament.

Aviano 7, Florence 3(Saturday at Aviano)Halftime—Aviano 5, Florence 0.Goals—Florence: Michael Anicete, Antonio Bataloni Pontus Eriksson; Aviano: Ruben Gonzalez 3, Brandon Johnson 2, Sam Hillestad, Tyler Leahy.Other details unavailable.Noteworthy—Victory was first of the season for Saints (1-5) who close out regular season Saturday at Vicenza and then advance to European D-II tournament; Florence is 0-6 and hosts Milan on Saturday.

Sigonella 2, Naples 1(Saturday at Sigonella)Goals—Naples: Chris Campos; Sigonella unavailable.Assists—Naples: Henry Bond; Sigonella unavailable.Saves—Naples (Ricky Sizemore) 5; Sigonella unavailable.Noteworthy—Sigonella improved to 4-1-1 overall and in Region IV; Naples is 3-3-0.

AOSR 5, Vicenza 2(Saturday at the American OverseasSchool of Rome)Halftime—Unavailable.Other details unavailable.Noteworthy—AOSR is 4-2 overall and in Region IV. Vicenza is 3-1-2.

Marymount 1, Milan 0(Saturday at Milan)Halftime—Unavailable.Goal—Mario Cecchi Gora.Other details unavailable.Noteworthy—Milan ends regular season 2-4-0. Marymount (5-0-1) plays at Naples Saturday to close out its season.

Mannheim 2, Kaiserslautern 1(Saturday at KaiserslauternHalftime—Mannheim 1, Kaiserslautern 0.Goals—Mannheim: Jeff Hartke 2; Kaiserslautern: Justin Price.Assists—Mannheim: Joe Ward; Kaiserslautern: None.Saves—Unavailable.Noteworthy—According to K-town coach Ken Robinson, his keeper, James Green, denied a sure Mannheim goal with a diving save, and his temmate Alex Birotte, deflected a shot taken on the rebound of Green’s save. K-town fell to 1-6-0 overall and 0-4-0 in Region II; Mannheim is 2-4-0, 2-2-0.

Hohenfels 2, Patch 1(Saturday at Hohenfels)Halftime—1-1.Goals—Patch: Hohenfels own goal; Hohenfels: Nino Jessop 2.Assists—Patch: None; Hohefnels: Tim Salerno, Patrick Junior.Saves—Patch (Jacob Schoonover) 5, Hohenfels (Lucas Salerno) 6.Noteworthy—Hohenfels is 4-2-0 overall, 3-2-0 in Region III. Patch fell to 4-2-0, 3-2-0.JV—Patch 1, Hohenfels 0.

BFA 8, Ansbach 0(Saturday at Kandern, Germany)Halftime—5-0.Goals—Serge Ukety 3, Peter Friedrichs 2, Kingsley Kantande, David Song, Peter Kerl.Other details unavailable.Noteworthy—Black Forest Academy is 4-0-1 overall and in Region III. Ansbach, which suited just 12 players, closed its regular season 0-7-0.

Baumholder 4, Bamberg 1(Saturday at Bamberg)Halftime—1-1.Goals—Baumholder: Edgar Acosta 2, Alassane Doukoure 2; Bamberg: Tyler Lewis.Assists—Baumholder: Acosta; Bamberg: Dominick Jones.Saves—Baumholder (Sean Ledbetter) 8; Bamberg (Oezkan Demircan) 7.Noteworthy—Baumholder is 4-0-2 overall; Bamberg 1-5-0.JV—Bamberg 5, Baumholder 2.

Heidelberg 5, Vilseck 1(Saturday at Vilseck)Halftime—Heidelberg 2, Vilseck 0.Goals—Heidelberg: Kyle Ulses 2, Kevin Beerman, Thomas Hogue, Fabio Ribeiro; Vilseck: Eric Bidinger.Assists—Heidelberg: Enrique Grandacaprio, Malcolm Griffin; Vilseck: None.Saves—Unavailable.Noteworthy—Heidelberg is 4-0-2 overall, 4-0-1 in Region III. Vilseck is 3-3-0, 2-3-0.JV—Heidelberg 5, Vilseck 1.

Girls soccerNaples 10, Sigonella 1(Saturday at Sigonella)Halftime—Naples 5, Sigonella 1.Goals—Naples: Demi Holbrook 4, Haylea Witz 3, Sammi Dozier, Roxciie Mesina; Sigponella: Liz Frost.Assists—Naples: Dozier; Sigonella: Jackie Swissheim.Saves—Naples (Emily Cannon) 1; Sigonella (Hope Bow) 7.Noteworthy—Napless will carry 5-0 record into regular-season finale this Saturday against Marymount, which was 4-0 going into Saturday’s game at 1-2-2 Milan. Sigonella is 0-5.

Marymount 2, Milan 0(Saturday at Milan)Halftime—Unavailable.Goals—Lucrezia Scarpicmia, Elena Carrarini.Other details unavailable.Noteworthy—Marymount (5-0-0) plays at 5-0-0 Naples this Saturday for Region IV title. Milan ends season 1-3-2.

Vicenza 2, AOSR 1(Saturday at the American OverseasSchool of Rome)Halftime—Unavailable.Other details unavailable.Noteworthy—AOSR fell to 1-4; Vicenza is 2-2-1.

AFNORTH 9, Brussels 2(Saturday at Brussels)Halftime—AFNORTH 4, Brussels 1.Goals—AFNORTH: Kylee Wilstead 3, Ashley Haycock 2, Stephanie Seitz 2, Jamie Strobel, Brussels own goal; Brussels: Marlena Schlattmann, Alexandra McVicker.Assists—AFNORTH: Jillian Barthell 5, Kaley Harless, Suzanne Nogue; Brussels: Alexis Eperjesi.Saves—AFNORTH (Natalie Everingham) 6; Brussels (Jane Rudy 6, Cali Steffenhagen 5) 11.Noteworthy—AFNORTH, which closes regular season this Saturday at SHAPE, is 3-1-2 overall and 3-1-1 in Region I. Brussels is 3-3-0 overall and in the region.

ISB 1, Lakenheath 0(Saturday at International Schoolof Brussels)Halftime—Unavailable.Goal—Jennifer Marten.Assist—None.Saves—Lakenheath (Goalkeeper’s name unavailable) 3; ISB (Amanda Stewart) 8.Noteworthy—According to ISB coach Adrian Drury, his captains Emilie Luscomb and Mimi Bergman were "inspiring with their commitment" against a "well-organized" Lakenheath team. Defending European D-I champion ISB (2-2-0 overall and 2-0-1 against Region I foes) closes its regular season this Saturday at Brussels of D-IV. Lakenheath ended its regular season 4-3-0 overall and 2-2-0 in Region I.

Harrogate Railways U-17 3, Menwith Hill 1(Wednesday at Harrogate, England)Halftime—HR Under-17 2, Menwith Hill 0.Goals—MH: Rachel Solini; HR: Katy Munt, Leah Mercer, Katie Moore.Assists—MH: Monique McCreary; HR: Louise Donnelly.Saves—Unavailable.Noteworthy—Menwith Hill coach Pete Resnick cited excellent passing by Donna Shorkey, Julie Fouse, and McCreary and defensive work by Jasmine Clear.

Menwith Hill 1, Alconbury 0(Saturday at Menwith Hill)Halftime—1-0.Goal—Fouse.Assist—Shorkey.Saves—Alconbury (Cassie Brockway) 9; Menwith Hill (Jessica Smith) 3.Noteworthy—Menwith Hill coach Resnick praised the defensive play of sweeper Clear, as the Mustangs improved to 4-3-1 overall, 4-2-1 in Region I. Alconbury is 0-7-0 overall and in region.

BFA 7, Ansbach 0(Saturday at Kandern, Germany)Halftime—7-0.Goals—Jessica Krause 3, Stephanie Friehe, Alyssa Krause, Camveron Prenger, Ansbach own goal.Assists—A. Krause 2.Saves—Ansbach (Goalkeeper’s name unavailable) 15; Black Forest Academy (Autumn Tustin 1, Sarah Mindeck 3) 4.Noteworthy—BFA will take 4-1-0 overall and Region III record into this Saturday’s regular-season finale against visiting Bamberg. Ansbach closed out its regular season 0-6-1 overall 0-5-1 in Region III.

Patch 5, Hohenfels 4(Saturday at Hohenfels)Halftime—Patch 3, Hohenfels 1.Goals—Patch: Courtney Crytzer 2, Nellie Loney 2, Claire Shumaker; Hohenfels: Darian Eldred 3, Loisann DeLass.Assists—Patch: Crytzer, Loney, Schumacher; Hohenfels: DeLass.Saves—Patch (Sally Reynolds 5, Emily Szabo 8) 13; Hohenfels (Franziska Fenslage) 8.JV—Patch 5, Hohenfels 0.

Bamberg 5, Baumholder 1(Saturday at Bamberg)Halftime—Bamberg 3, Baumholder 1.Goals—Baumholder: Katrina Alsup; Bamberg: Isha Sumah 3, Hanna Fellinger, Sierra Davis.Assists—Baumholder: Lauren Dooley; Bamberg: Sumah, Fellinger, Tessa Cepe, Elisabeth Lambes.Saves—Baumholder (Chelsea Hall) 14; Bamberg (Jaleesa Knuckes) 14.Noteworthy—Bamberg is 1-2-3 overall; Baumholder is 2-4-0.

Kaisersalutern 3, Mannheim 0(Saturday at Kaiserslautern)Halftime—0-0.Goals—Ariana Eoff 3.Assists—Alyx Miser 2, Barbara BurrissSaves—Mannheim (Tristan Ledesma) 6; Kaiserslautern (Rachel Hook) 1.Noteworthy—K-town coach Brian Daly, whose Lady Raiders improved to 2-6 overall and 1-3 in Region II, cited defensive work of fullback Sam Hale as key to his team’s dominating defense. Mannheim is 0-6-0, 0-4-0.JV—Mannheim 3, Kaiserslautern 1.

Vilseck 1, Heidelberg 0(Saturday at Vilseck)Halftime—1-0.Goals—Shamyra Coleman.Assist—Karina Touzinsky.Saves—Heidelberg (Melanie Strodahl) 13; Vilseck (Stevi Hood) 12.Noteworthy—Vilseck is 4-2-0 overall, 4-1-0 in Region III. Heidelberg fell to 3-2-1, 3-1-1.JV—Heidelberg 3, Vilseck 1.

Track and field(Both meets Saturday; all race distances in meters)

At NaplesBoysTeam scoring—Aviano 142, Naples 80, Vicenza 38, Sigonella 34, Marymount 26.100 meters—1, Alex Gary (Avi) 11.37; 2, Jamal Tuck (Avi) 11.57; 3, Denzell Barnett (Avi) 11.79; 4, Osvaldo Francescutti (Mmt) 13.42.200—1, Sean Outing (Avi) 24.63; 2, Juan Thomison (Napl) 25.03; 3, Mark Corpus (Avi) 25.18; 4, Fabian Severson (Vicz) 25.44.400—1, Francis Ledesma (Avi) 53.12; 2, Tuck, 53.36; 3, Barnett, 53.59; 4, Marco Montero (57.57).800—1, Dan Slade (Avi) 2:07.92; 2, Mike Brown (Avi) 2:09.67; 3, John Markman (Napl) 2:09.77; 4, Mike Marshall (Napl) 2:12.58.1,500—1, Slade, 4:21.29; 2, Brown, 4:47.58; 3, Mack Kleven (Napl) 4:51.89; 4, Matt James (Avi) 4:58.20.3,000—1, John Fain (Napl) 11:29.17; 2, None; 3, None; 4, None.110 high hurdles—1, Gabriel Rosario (Vicz) 18.19; 2, Sam LeVault (Napl) 19.59; 3, Jacquan Welch (Napl) 19.81; 4, Kyle McClure (Napl) 19.82.300 intermediate hurdles—1, Corpus, 43.03; 2, Michael Weston (Vicz) 45.90; 3, Rosario, 45.95; 4, Welch, 47.19.4x100 relay—1, Vicenza (Nicholas Williams, Weston, Marcus Locklear, Severson) 45.89; 2, Sigonella, 46.13; 3, Marymount, 51.74; 4, None.4x400 relay—1, Aviano (Outing, Brown, Ledesma, Corpus) 3:40.54; 2, Naples, 3:42.32; 3, Vicenza, 3:47.85; 4, Sigonella, 3:57.10.4x800 relay—1, Naples (Kleven, Markman, M. Marshall, McCormick) 9:00.83; 2, None; 3, None; 4, None.1,600 sprint medley relay—1, Sigonella (Horace Windham, Dyrell Parker, James Campbell, Montero) 4:05.79; 2, Naples, 4:11.06; 3, Aviano, 5:12.04; 4, None.High jump—1, Memose Vithana (Mmt) 5 feet, 1 inch; 2, Jordin Cunningham (Avi) 4-11; 3, Kabelo Komape (Mmt) 4-7; 4, None.Long jump—1, Tuck, 21-10; 2, Barnett, 21-9; 3, Horace Windham (Sig) 21-3; 4, Outing, 20-5.Triple jump—1, Outing, 43-1; 2, Tuck, 40-11 ½; 3, Rosario, 37-2 ½; 4, Dyrell Parker (Sig) 36-8 ¼.Shot put—1, Brennan Goodnature (Napl) 41-5; 2, Gary, 38-1 ½; 3, Josh Cruz (Sig) 34-10 ½; 4, Tony Sullivan (Avi) 34-4.Discus—1, Goodnature, 110-10 ½; 2, Aaron Chall (Mmt) 97-8; 3, Cruz, 86-8; 4, Welch, 82-9.GirlsTeam scoring—Naples 168, Vicenza 71, Aviano 54, Sigonella 29, Marymount 12.100 meters—1, Adriona Cleveland 13.27; 2, Valentina Lee 13.29; 3, (tie) Elexa McCrackern (Sig) and Jasmine Askew (Sig) 13.93.200—1, Lee, 27.29; 2, McCracken, 28.73; 3, Taylor Person (Napl) 28.98; 4, Askew 29.17.400—1, Martika Evans (Napl) 61.97; 2, Shelby Yoakum (Avi) 64.02; 3, Cleveland, 66.58; 4, Adrienne Bryant (Avi) 68.08.800—1, Shannon Cuthbert (Napl) 2:28.14; 2, Mishal Cotugno (Vicz) 2:30.94; 3, Evans, 2:41.74; 4, Sarah Heyford (Vicz) 2:43.54.1,500—1, Shannon Marshall (Napl) 5:58.20; 2, Ashley Bowe (Napl) 5:59.63; 3, Katherine Chartier (Napl) 6:01.18; 4, Victoria Blake (Avi) 6:04.31.3,000—1, Yoakum, 11:59.06; 2, Heyford, 13:12.74; 3, S. Marshall, 13:48.15; 4, Erin Lussier (Napl) 15:36.79.100 intermediate hurdles—1, Bailey Butler (Vicz) 17.81; 2, Renee Robus (Napl) 18.67; 3, Julia Loudon (Napl) 19.20; 4, Hannah Donohue (Napl) 21.77.300 low hurdles—1, Robus, 55.53; 2, Butler, 55.85; 3, Hailey Flanagan (Sig) 56.78; 4, McCracken, 62.22.4x100 relay—1, Vicenza (Tyenna Martin, Yasmine Anderson, Cleveland, Cotugno) 53.55; 2, Aviano, 54.55; 3, Naples, 54.79; 4, Sigonella, 57.19.4x400 relay—1, Naples (Cuthbert, Evans, Loudon, Robus) 4:27.92; 2, Aviano, 4:47.89; 3, None; 4, None.4x800 relay—1, Naples (Bowe, Cuthbert, Avery Fuerst, S. Marshall) 11:10.80; 2, Aviano, 11:56.84; 3, None; 4, None.1,600 sprint medley relay—1, Vicenza (Courtney Anderson, Jessica Touzinsky, Jakena Caldwell, Marianna Capano) 5:11.35; 2, Naples, 5:12.99; 3, Aviano, 5:23.52; 4, None.High jump—1, Jackie Lund (Napl) 4 feet, 7 inches; 2, Butler, 4-6; 3, Samantha Katz (Avi) 3-10; 4, None.Long jump—1, Alyssa Lund (Napl) 15-3; 2, Tyenna Martin (Vicz) 15-2; 3, Evans, 15-1 ½; 4, Yuchabel Harris (Vicz) 14-3.Triple jump—1, Lee, 32-6; 2, Person, 31-5 ½; 3, Nisa Kelly (Avi) 31-4; 4, Shanay Miller (Avi) 29-6.Shot put—1, Shakari Porter (Napl) 33-8 ½; 2, Monique Boliko (Mmt) 32-4 ¾; 3, Aungel Gibbs (Sig) 25-8; 4, Gabby Aumack (Avi) 23-10 ½.Discus—1, Porter, 86-10 ½; 2, person, 83-3; 3, Boliko, 78-8; 4, Adassa Allen (Sig) 69-0.

At AnsbachBoysTeam scoring—Heidelberg 189, Ansbach 164, Vilseck 91, Patch 39, International School of Prague 11, Hohenfels 8.100 meters—1, Chris Frazier (Heid) 11.41; 2, Aaron Horne (Vils) 11.50; 3, Napolian Myhand (Heid) 11.81; 24, Shaun Francis (Ansb) 12.22.200—1, Frazier, 23.31; 2, Myles McDavid (Heid) 23.85; 3, Horne, 23.96; 4, Myhand, 24.03.400—1, McDavid, 52.14; 2, Dominique Lasley (Vils) 52.90; 3, Pavel Murdoch (ISP) 54.33; 4, Fredrick Spertina (Heid) 54.63.800—1, Sterling Teall (Ansb) 2:04.47; 2, John Rynecki (Heid) 2:05.12; 3, Mitch Steen (Vils) 2:12.45; 4, Josh Myers (Heid) 2:15.77.1,500—1, Teall, 4:11.41; 2, Rynecki, 4:12.73; 3, Kristian Alegado (Ansb) 4:21.06; 4, Joseph Anderson (Pat) 4:24.83.3,000—1, Teall, 9:39.16; 2, Anderson, 10:02.79; 3, Alegado, 10:24.44; 4, Mike Naterlin (Vils) 11:16.18.110 high hurdles—1, Andre Rommell (Vils) 16.67; 2, Shuvon Timothy (Ansb) 17.70; 3, Dominic Barrale (Ansb) 17.70; 4, D.J. Jenkins (Heid) 18.56.300 intermediate hurdles—1, Rayshan Clark (Vils) 43.12; 2, Timothy, 45.06; 3, Jenkins, 45.72; 4, Eric Boyd (Heid) 45.90.4x100 relay—1, Heidelberg (Devin Helvie, Jenkins, Myhand, Frazier) 44.73; 2, Ansbach, 46.26; 3, Patch, 48.83; 4, None.4x400 relay—1, Vilseck (Horne, Lasley, Phillip Manning, Rommell) 3:45.63; 2, Heidelberg, 3:48.90; 3, Ansbach, 3:54.46; 4, ISP, 4:02.80.4x800 relay—1, Heidelberg (Boyd, Michael Eller, Spertina, Scott) 9:42.16; 2, Vilseck, 9:46.15; 3, Patch, 10:01.34; 4, None.1,600 sprint medley relay—1, Ansbach (Alegado, Derrick Flake, Alexander Moya, Joshua Simpson) 4:01.58; 2, Heidelberg, 4:12.29; 3, Patch, 4:23.83; 4, None.High jump—1, Terrell Ford (Heid) 6 feet, 0 inches; 2, Phillip Manning (Vils) 5-10; 3, Jordon Shack (Ansb) 5-8; 4, Marcus Allen (Ansb) 4-10.Long jump—1, McDavid, 20-9; 2, Shack, 20-3 ½; 3, Frazier, 20-3 ½; 4, Clark, 19-0 ¾.Triple jump—1, Shack, 43-4 ½; 2, McDavid, 43-3; 3, Wayne Dawkins (Heid) 41-4; 4, Leon Atkins (Hoh) 40-9.Shot put—1, Anthony Adams (Ansb) 41-9; 2, Freddie Johnson (Ansb) 40-3 ½; 3, Tim Abel (Ansb) 39-6; 4, Taylor Ecenrode (Heid) 36-11 ½.Discus—1, Adams, 114-8; 2, Ecenrode, 113-10; 3, Johnson, 110-10; 4, Abel, 109-1.GirlsTeam scoring—Heidelberg 194, Ansbach 126, Patch 77, Vilseck 63, International School of Prague 16, Hohenfels 10.100 meters—1, Tiffany Heard (Ansb) 12.96; 2, Loretta Kessah (Heid) 13.18; 3, Shy’Kimeyun Alexander (Pat) 13.39; 4, Jamila Harvey (Vils) 13.68.200—1, Heard, 27.22; 2, Barbora Sommersova (ISP) 28.70; 3, Cass Busch (Pat) 28.99; 4, Janelle Delgado (Heid) 29.27.400—1, Christine Holland (Heid) 63.15; 2, Busch, 63.30; 3, Shayna Roberts (Heid) 64.81; 4, Delgado, 65.62.800—1, Kerry O’Brien (Heid) 2:33.24; 2, Lindsey Duckworth (Heid) 2:34.14; 3, Anna Muzzy (Vils) 2:36.43; 4, Stephanie Barlow (Heid) 2:42.10.1,500—1, Olivia Darrow (Heid) 5:29.79; 2, Alexis Harrison (Pat) 5:40.33; 3, Lindsey Johnson (Pat) 5:45.14; 4, Adrianna Massey (Pat) 5:47.54.3,000—1, Darrow, 12:16.79; 2, Barlow, 12:32.26; 3, Johnson, 12:36.60; 4, Duckworth, 12:55.03.100 intermediate hurdles—1, Heard, 15.51; 2, Shannon Wright (Heid) 17.85; 3, Alexander, 17.97; 4, Ashley Hicks (Heid) 19.02.300 low hurdles—1, Heard, 46.03; 2, Sommerova, 51.46; 3, Hicks, 52.81; 4, Alexander, 54.36.4x100 relay—1, Heidelberg (Michelle Cuthbert, Delgado, Katherine Rush, Kessah) 54.35; 2, Vilseck, 54.94; 3, None; 4, None.4x400 relay—1, Heidelberg (Delgado, Ashley Aulbach, O’Brien, Roberts) 4:39.56; 2, Vilseck, 5:01.26; 3, Patch, 5:07.30; 4, None.4x800 relay—1, Heidelberg (O’Brien, Barlow, Aylin Hardison, Anne Von Seggern) 11:26.93; 2, Patch, 12:39.85; 3, Vilseck , 13:42.12; 4, None.1,600 sprint medley relay—1, Heidelberg (Kessah, Holland, Roberts, Von Seggern) 5:02.30; 2, Patch, 5:06.17; 3, Hohenfels, 5:11.40; 4, None.High jump—1, Muzzy, 4 feet, 6 inches; 2, Nina Weller (Heid) 4-4; 3, Mariah Morris (Vils) 4-2; 4, None.Long jump—1, Jackie Pohl (Ansb) 15-2 ¾; 2, Latrisha Jones (Ansb) 15-2; 3, Briana Harvey (Ansb) 14-9; 4, Roberts, 14-0 ¼.Triple jump—1, Jones, 33-3 ½; 2, B. Harvey, 30-11; 3, Weller, 30-9; 4, Tahtiana Williams (Hoh) 29-4 ½.Shot put—1, Hicks, 31-9; 2, Jones, 31-4 ½; 3, Pohl, 30-10; 4, Najoia Beaulieu-Haines (Vils) 28-8.Discus—1, Jones, 100-8; 2, Tiffani Bunch (Ansb) 89-4; 3, Pohl, 81-10; 4, Morris, 81-0.

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