Aviano got two goals and two assists each from Stephanie Patrick and All-Europe sophomore Anna Schrader to post a 7-0 courtesy-rule victory Saturday over visiting American Overseas School of Rome.

Ashley Lynch also scored twice, and Stephanie Patrick’s sister, Brittany, added a goal as Aviano, a Division II school at European tournament time, took an early lead in the American Schools in Italy League race.

In other girls games of note on opening weekend:

ISB 3, Wiesbaden 1: At International School of Brussels, Lydia Gray scored twice to lift the Raiders to a Division I conference victory.

Gray and Kate Hausdorff, both center-midfielders, dominated that part of the field for ISB, allowing only four shots on goal by Wiesbaden. Christy Colvin, assisted by Katie Foxworth, scored the Wiesbaden goal.

Ramstein 7, Würzburg 0: At Ramstein, Lauren Williams, Sarah Moore and returning All-European Melissa Hirzel each scored twice in the courtesy-rule victory for the defending European Division I champions.

Ramstein coach Ricardo Buitrago also was impressed with the play of Helen Della-Rovere, a stopper and midfielder, and midfielders Susie Fluker and Sage Lovato.

Heidelberg 2, Patch 0: At Heidelberg, both offenses struggled, according to Heidelberg coach Jim McCauley. His Division I Lady Lions got goals from Courtney Cain and Ariel Heath, and Heath made three saves.

Midfielders Heath and Kayla Hart manned the nets because Heidelberg’s regular keepers didn’t have the required 10 practices necessary for eligibility. Heath and Hart still managed to post the shutout against the defending European Division II champions because of good defensive games from returning All-Europe sophomore Ana Anger and fellow defender Fallon Puppolo, MacCauley said.

Brussels 3, Giessen 1: At Brussels, Brianna Fitch scored once in each half, and the defense of Elizabeth McVicker, combined with the all-around play of Marie Reiman and Madison Battersby, nailed down the nonconference victory. Brussels suited up only 11 players.

Naples 5, Marymount 3: At Naples, Kelsey Anderson scored three goals as the Wildcats jumped out to a 4-0 halftime lead. Dominigue Aljabi added a goal and an assist for Naples.

Lakenheath 4, Alconbury 0: At RAF Lakenheath, England, Greta Gerstner and Desiree Colbert each scored twice in the first 25 minutes of this interconference matchup between schools from the largest and smallest classifications in Europe.

Brussels 3, Giessen 1: At Brussels, Brianna Fitch scored in the 35th and 53rd minutes in a game between teams that will play in Division IV at Europeans in May.

Elizabeth McVicker’s defensive play helped keep Giessen scoreless until the 63rd minute, when Taiga Kidwell broke through.

Hanau 5, BFA 1: At Hanau, All-European Kyri Bye-Nagel, who posted a five-goal game last season, scored four times her first time out in 2006.

Black Forest Academy goalkeeper Stephanie Zub turned away 18 shots in the Division II contest.

ScoreboardInterconference

Heidelberg 2, Patch 0

(Saturday at Heidelberg)

Halftime—Heidelberg 1, Patch 0

Goals-Courtney Cain, Ariel Heath.

Assist-Leslie Campbell.

Saves-Patch (Sheri penn 5, Sam Blanchard 5) 10; Heidelberg (Heath 3, Kayla Hart 0) 3.

Noteworthy—Heidelberg coach Jim McCauley praised defensive play of All-European sophomore Ana Anger and Fallon Puppolo, along with Patch defenders Ciarra MacGregor and Sam Beatty.

JV—Heidelberg 2, Patch 0.

Lakenheath 4, Alconbury 0

(Saturday at Lakenheath)

Halftime—Lakenheath 4, Alconbury 0.

Goals-Desiree Colbert 2, Greta Gerstner 2.

Other details unavailable.

Noteworthy—Game was 25-minute halves.

Division I

ISB 3, Wiesbaden 1

(Saturday at Brussels)

Halftime—Wiesbaden 1, International School of Brussels 1

Goals-Wiesbaden: Christy Colvin; ISB: Lydia Gray 2, Mimi Bergman.

Assists-Wiesbaden: Katie Foxworth; ISB: Paula Oliveira.

Saves-Wiesbaden (Sara Roderick) 15; ISB (Sophie Helsham) 3.

Noteworthy—Gray and Kate Hausdorff played well in midfield for ISB as did Amanda Bryant for Wiesbaden, according to their coaches.

Ramstein 7, Würzburg 0

(Saturday at Ramstein)

Halftime—Ramstein 7, Würzburg 0

Goals-Lauren Williams 2, Sarah Moore 2, Melissa Hirzel 2, Bridgette Dean.

Assist-Katie Francis.

Saves—Würzburg (Jessica Tavares) 12; Ramstein (Dallas Norman) 3.

Noteworthy—Ramstein coach Ricardo Buitrago praised the play of his stopper and midfielder Helen Della-Rovere, midfielder Susie Fluker and defender Sage Lovato.

Division II

Hanau 5, BFA 1

(Saturday at Hanau)

Halftime—Unavailable.

Goals-Black Forest Academy: Kelsey Prenger; Hanau: Kyri Bye-Nagel 4, Fey Oloi.

Assist-BFA: Unavailable; Hanau: Kate MacBagnan.

Saves-BFA (Stephanie Zub) 18; Hanau (Emily Morris) 3.

Noteworthy—Hanau coach Sam Cassou praised performance of Hanau sweeper Lisa Fontanez.

JV—BFA 7, Hanau 0.

Division III

Brussels 3, Giessen 1

(Saturday at Brussels)

Halftime—Unavailable.

Goals-Giessen: Taiga Kidwell; Brussels: Brianna Fitch 2, Marina Gomdar.

Other details unavailable.

Bamberg 2, Hohenfels 1

(Saturday at Bamberg)

Halftime—Hohenfels 1, Bamberg 1

Goals-Hohenfels: Lois Ann Delass; Bamberg: Sarah Haight, Brittany Ficus.

Assists-Hohenfels: Unavailable; Bamberg: Ficus.

Saves-Bamberg (Ashlee Kozell) 5; Hohenfels (Vanessa Turner) 7.

Italy

Aviano 7, AOSR 0

(Saturday at Aviano)

Halftime—Aviano 4, American Overseas School of Rome 0.

Goals-Ashley Lynch 2, Stephanie Patrick 2, Anna Schrader 2, Brittany Patrick.

Assists-S. Patrick 2, Schrader 2.

Saves-AOSR (Unavailable); Aviano (Cheri McNeely) 2.

Milan 4, Vicenza 0

(Saturday at Milan)

Halftime—Milan 2, Vicenza 0

Goals-Micol Alberizzi 2, Megan Filipp 2.

Assists-Filipp, Nora Al-Turki.

Other details unavailable.

Naples 5, Marymount 3

(Saturday at Naples)

Halftime—Naples 4, Marymount 0

Goals-Marymount: Rebecca Carranni 2, Beatrice Sabetta; Naples: Kelsey Anderson 3, Allyson McKechnie, Domingue Aljabi.

Assists-Marymount: Unavailable; Naples: Aljabi, Brittany Trippe.

Saves-Marymount (Unavailable) 12; Naples (Lauren Pickford) 5.

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