DODEA European Basketball Championships

Friday at Wiesbaden

BOYS

Division I semifinals

Ramstein 58, Vilseck 50

Scoring – Vilseck: Brandon Goins 20, Barkale Johnson 15, Jaylen Acron 6, Khyleel Grimes 4, Ivan Ruffin 3, Junior Gonzlez De Jesus 2; Ramstein: Tyrell Edwards 13, Ky’Ron Hall 11, Christian Roy 10, Michael Gonzalez 7, Kelan Vaughn 7, Dominic Brooks 5, Rhett Dalling 3, Aarius Dalling 2.

Stuttgart 60, Wiesbaden 29

Scoring – Stuttgart: Tyler Jackson 15, Ismael Anglada Paz 13, Jacob Schudel 8, Alex Guthrie 6, Ryan Stevenson 4, Chris Hess 4, Adrian Anglada Paz 3, John Gilliland 3, Seth Harpuder 2, Ben Osman 2; Wiesbaden: Zion Thompson 10, Amare Braxton 6, Jordan Thibodeaux 4, Ben Cashen 3, Sergio Egland 3, Yadier Viera 2, Teagan McConville 1.

Division II semifinals

Naples 46, Rota 44

Scoring – Naples: Jeramiah Robinson 16, Jettyn Jones 12, Thurman Bruner 9, Camden Kasparek 7, Davion Bowie 2; Rota: Tyler DeMeritt 16, Kaya Geylani 11, Christian Weaver 8, Brian Leiba 6, Jaden Decastro 3. Noteworthy – Bruner had 9 rebounds, Bowie added 6 boards and Kasparek had 5 for the Wildcats. Weaver and Leiba each had 8 boards and Geylani and DeMeritt each had 5 rebounds for the Admirals.

Vicenza 53, Black Forest Academy 29

Scoring – Nehemiah Perryman 11, Barney Sivonen 10, Boston Dockrey 4, Baniel Byle 2, Jack Foster 2; Vicenza: Ben Harlow 16, Dylan Horrigan 9, Jace Herron 7, Sandro Garcia 6, Jayden Steimle 6, Simon Gilbert 4, Joe Kelly 3, Micheal Darland 2. Noteworthy – Sivonen had 6 boards, Byle and Ilyas Jensen each had 5 rebounds and Dockery had 4 steals for the Falcons. Horrigan had 7 steals, Gilbert had 7 rebounds and 5 blocks, Steimle had 7 boards, Harlow had 5 boards and 5 steals, Garcia had 4 steals and Darland had 7 rebounds for the Cougars.

Division III semifinals

Hohenfels 75, AFNORTH 52

Scoring – AFNORTH: Connor Luminarias 14, Nathan Goldsmith 9, Jackson Lojka 8, Stefan Termure 8, Henry Main 5, Anthony Romar 3; Hohenfels: Jacob Idowu 33, Jacob Berkau 13, Joel Idowu 13, Theo Reyes 12, Javin Smith 4.

Spangdahlem 54, Baumholder 43

Scoring – Spangdahlem: Robert Leggett 26, Cameron Lewis 14, Messiah Smith 7, Javian Rivera 3, Makario Drummond 2, Julian Leonard 2; Baumholder: Kereyel Badillo 12, Davion Haywood 10, Wryson Catalan 8, Gregorgy Makubuya 4, Julian Rivera 4, Leo Kirkland 3.

Girls

Division I semifinals

Stuttgart 38, SHAPE 31

Scoring – SHAPE: Jessie Moon 22, Maddy Canty 3, Alkmini Papa 2, Gabbie Penry 2, Sofia Tryon 2; Stuttgart: Ella Kirk 11, Mia Snyder 5, Hannah Holmes 5, Berit Bauer 4, Macayla Hines 4, Serenity Sampson 4, Addison Jennings 3, Madison McQueen 2.

Ramstein 57, Kaiserslautern 55

Scoring – Kaiserslautern: Marisa Branch 20, Vernesha Oliver 13, Hazel Sanders 8, Elizabeth Marriott 6, Emma Arambula 6, Gabrielle Myrick 2; Ramstein: Bralyn Jones 20, Feliciana Davis 17, Jasmine Jones 7, Parker Ingram 6, A’Lydia McNeal 6.

Division II semifinals

American Overseas School of Rome 34, Vicenza 33

Scoring – Vicenza: Kayla Steimle 19, Ally Taylor 8, Trishauna Lewis 6; AOSR: Natalia DiMatteo 19, Silvia Goldman 15. Noteworthy – Emeline Rodriquez had 8 rebounds and Steimle had 4 steals for the Cougars. DiMatteo had 12 rebounds and Nina Neroni had 9 boards for the Falcons.

Naples 48, Rota 36

Scoring – Rota: Emcee Amatorio 11, Sophia Dickkut 8, Madison Lewis 7, Jourdan Timmons 6, Alana Geylani 2, Allie DeMeritt 2; Naples: Gracie Grannis 22, Anais Navidad 13, VaNae Filer 7, Madisun Myers 4, Darcel Shine 2. Noteworthy – Lewis had 9 rebounds, Timmons had 5 boards, 4 assists and 4 steals, and Amatorio had 4 assists for the Admirals. Filer amassed 21 rebounds, Grannis had 6 boards and 4 steals, Myers had 6 rebounds and Shine had 8 rebounds for the Wildcats.

Division III semifinals

Ansbach 49, Spangdahlem 45

Scoring – Ansbach: Kennedy Lange 21, Lizzy Agudzi-Addo 13, Laila McIntyre 7, Victoria Ortiz 6, Kylah Tuazon 2; Spangdahlem: Gabrielle Schmidt 14, Miranda Valles 12, Caleya Morton 10, Jayda Lewis 7, Aniya Robinson 2. Noteworthy – Agudzi-Addo had 14 boards and 5 steals, Lange had 12, Ortiz had 11 rebounds and McIntyre had 4 assists for the Cougars. Lewis had 10 steals and 7 rebounds, Schmidt had 5 boards, 4 assists and 4 steals, and Talyssa Link had 7 rebounds and 4 assists for the Sentinels.

AFNORTH 39, Sigonella 33

Scoring – Ryleigh Denton 13, Delaney Reardon 11, Charlize Caro 4, Alex Quintanilla 3, Ava Vaiciulis 2; AFNORTH: Selah Skariah 17, Finja Liebing 6, Isabella Guest 6, Rowan Moreno 4, Maggie Masse 3, Makayla McNiell-Mark 3. Noteworthy – Reardon totaled 17 rebounds, Denton had 6 steals, Quintanilla had 6 boards and Caro had 5 rebounds for the Jaguars. McNeill-Mark had 13 rebounds, Masse had 8 boards, Merno had 5 boards and Guest had 4 steals for the Lions.