Division III boys tournament going according to form, but girls No. 7 and No. 8 seeds advance to Friday’s semifinals.
Division III boys tournament going according to form, but girls No. 7 and No. 8 seeds advance to Friday’s semifinals.
Rota boys, Vicenza and AOSR girls clinch spots in Friday’s semifinals, but plenty of other teams still alive for five remaining berths.
Ramstein boys win for first time in four meetings with Panthers, but Wiesbaden girls win third straight against Royals in another 1 vs. 2 matchup.
Top three ranked schools in boys and girls play all go 2-0 on first day of Division III tournament and would advance to semifinals with victories Thursday.
Top two teams in Division I have met two times already this season and could play twice more during season-ending tournament.
Baumholder seeks fifth straight Division III title, while Division II has a slew of contenders.
Three Panthers teamed together five years ago to capture under-12 tournament title and now find themselves part of team that’s favored for D-I title.
Stars and Stripes will attempt to provide timely updates from six DODEA-Europe basketball tournaments Wednesday through Saturday at Ramstein Air Base and Baumholder, Germany.
Wiesbaden has four individual champions to Royals’ three, but depth leads team to runaway victory. Four other schools have individual winners.
Plenty of favorites are in good shape of reaching semifinals Saturday, but there are some darkhorses with a shot as well.
Top wrestlers from other schools might weigh in as well on which team comes up with enough points to capture season-ending championship.
In crunch time, Lyndsey Urick received an inbound pass in the paint and made the game-winning bucket with 8 seconds left in the Warriors’ 48-46 victory over the Royals.
Vilseck’s Garrett Hyten, Spangdahlem’s Andrew Molina and Kaiserslautern’s Daniel Lee take titles in qualifying meet dominated by Europe’s two largest schools.
Wrestlers south of Alps generally don’t have a lot of experience, but that’s not stopping them on the mat.
Spangdahlem will play Baumholder in Division III showdown next weekend just days before championships start.
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