Kenny Oberlin scored twice and All-European Anthony Marshall once Saturday as Hohenfels completed an undefeated regular season and won the Division III-South conference title with a 4-1 victory over Hanau.
Dameon Odum also scored for Hohenfels, which got assists from Ian Newell and Rey Marshall.
The Tigers are the probable top seed for the D-III tournament, which begins in Ramstein and Kaiserslautern.
Hanau, playing its first season in D-III, was the last team to beat Hohenfels, the defending European D-III champs. Hanau, a D-II school at the time, edged Hohenfels 4-3 on April 1, 2006.
In other games on Saturday, the final day of the regular season:
Heidelberg 3, Wiesbaden 0: At Wiesbaden, the defending European Division I champion Lions wrapped up the regular-season D-I title behind second-half goals from Kevin Beerman, Matthew Ellis and Jon Hoffman.
Heidelberg and Lakenheath tied for the best records in D-I at 5-0-1, but the Lions claimed the trophy on the basis of goals-differential. Heidelberg and Lakenheath tied 0-0 on April 27.
AOSR 4, Naples 1: At Naples, Italy, the American Overseas School of Rome tuned up for its run at a European D-III crown. AOSR has eight titles in 10 years.
Four players scored for AOSR, 5-1 in American schools in Italy League play. The Falcons finished just behind league-champion Milan (5-0-1), which will play Division IV at the Europeans. Naples (3-3) will play in Division II at the tournament.
SHAPE 7, Baumholder 0: At Baumholder, Daniele Coccia and All-European Claudio Giraldi each scored twice as the defending European D-II champions finished an unbeaten regular season with a seven-goal courtesy rule victory.
Piotr Kwiecien dished out three assists for SHAPE (5-0-1), which got outstanding defensive play from Eirik Iden and forced Bucs’ goalkeeper James Lampe to make 23 saves, according to Baumholder coach Jeffrey O'Neil.
Bitburg 2, AFNORTH 1: At Bitburg, Sid Banks scored once and assisted on Chad Roberson’s goal as the Barons (4-1-2) claimed second place in II-North.
All-European Chris Eden scored for AFNORTH (2-3-2).
Alconbury 5, Menwith Hill 2: At RAF Menwith Hill, Devin Pryor scored twice to boost Alconbury to a third-place finish in Division III-North. The Dragons (2-4-1) trailed conference champ Brussels, idle on Saturday, and London Central in the final III-North standings.
Ramstein 3, Kaiserslautern 0: At Ramstein, defender Michael Soto gave his team a 1-0 lead after halftime, then returned to the back and anchored the D-I shutout.
Ramstein closed its regular season 3-4 overall and 2-4 in league play. Kaiserslautern, blanked for the third time this season, fell to 0-6 overall and in D-I.