All-Europe striker Chris Davis scored three times Saturday as the defending European Division I champion Lakenheath boys soccer team blanked D-IV Brussels 5-0.

The goals made Davis four-for-Belgium — he scored his team’s only goal Friday as the Lancers tied the SHAPE Spartans of Division II 1-1 at SHAPE.

Pablo Martinez bagged SHAPE’s goal, his sixth in the unbeaten Spartans’ four games.

Davis’ output Saturday kept Lakenheath atop the Region I standings. The Lancers play at D-IV Menwith Hill this Saturday and close out their regular season May 10 by hosting fellow D-I member International School of Brussels on May 10. ISB is also unbeaten after an 11-0 romp Saturday at Menwith Hill.

In other boys games of note Saturday:

AFNORTH 3, Ramstein 1: At Brunssum, Netherlands, Kaan Ercan scored twice and James Perea once in the opening 40 minutes, and the D-III Lions held their D-I visitors scoreless until second-half injury time.

Jose Munoz and Perea assisted on Ercan’s tallies before Perea converted a penalty kick.

“James Perea, Toby Schick, Kaan Ercan and Jose Munoz played an outstanding offensive game throughout the afternoon and kept the Ramstein defense under pressure for 80 minutes,” Greg Blankenship, coach for AFNORTH (2-0-1), wrote in an e-mail summary of the game.

“Tobias Christmann, Brock Blankenship, and Andrew O’Brien played an outstanding defensive game against the very talented Aaron Fitzpatrick, Glen Verley and Dan Whitney of Ramstein. Leonard Fredrick had an outstanding game in the pipes for AFNORTH, stopping 11 shots....”

Ramstein (2-2-1) got its goal from Fitzpatrick in the 85th minute. It came off an assist from Whitney and was the Royals’ first goal since blanking Kaiserslautern 7-0 on April 2. Ramstein, coming off a scoreless tie against Patch on Thursday, is 0-2-1 since then.

Heidelberg 8, Kaiserslautern 0: At Heidelberg, Marvin Washington banged home three goals and assisted on two others as the Lions extended their winning streak to four games. Heidelberg has held all four opponents scoreless.

Matt Ellis also scored twice and Blake Langford added two goals and an assist against Kaiserslautern (1-4-0) in a game that ended at halftime. Mario Villegas was the other goal-scorer for Heidelberg (4-0-0)

Hohenfels 4, Bamberg 1: At Hohenfels, speedy Dameon Odum assisted on three goals and made the same number of saves when pressed into service as a back-up goalkeeper in the second half.

According to Hohenfels coach Shawn Rodman, Odum stepped in when starting goalkeeper Lucas Salerno was injured just before halftime.

Lucas Hoss scored three times as Hohenfels improved to 2-1-1 overall. Bamberg also is 2-1-1.

Patch 3, Vilseck 3: At Stuttgart, Tim Bruce, Justin Ingram and Eric Bidinger found the net to keep the two tied in Region IV. Both teams are 1-1-1 overall and 1-0-1 in the region after the draw.

Patch got two goals from Ross Paxton and a goal and an assist from Naples transfer Samet Yueksekgonvel.

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