Yokota turned its season around in the playoffs a year ago and emerged with a D-II Far East title. Many of those players are back.

Nile C. Kinnick has height at many positions, though it’s not clear how that will translate in DODEA-Pacific Division I football this season.

Here’s a look ahead at the football season for Vicenza, Naples, Aviano and Sigonella.

Zama has less than a third of the players it had two seasons ago and a bunch of new players taking on new roles.

Matthew C. Perry’s football team looked like it had a Division II title in hand a year ago. Until it didn’t.

Kadena was undefeated last year except against Okinawa rival Kubasaki, which defeated the Panthers three times.

Kubasaki lost a trio that led much of last year’s offense for title team, but a new crop says they’re ready to win a Far East D-I crown again.

Jerome Avery has been a guide runner for the U.S. Paralympic track and field team since 2004, and for the sixth year is serving as the track coach for the U.S. Special Operations Command’s Warrior Care Program during the Warrior Games.

Army veteran Nick Nesmith won the Veteran Golfers Association’s Washington championship by eight strokes on Sunday and will go on to compete in the West Region Championship in August.

After competing for five seasons on American Ninja Warrior, Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Deren Perez, known as the “Guahan Ninja,” slammed the buzzer, completing the challenging obstacle course with a time of 2:45:65 and earning a place among the top-10 finishers.