Stuttgart’s not ready to give up title just yet
Defending champs lost more games than they won during the regular season. But 23-20 victory over Kaiserslautern has them back in championship game again.
Defending champs lost more games than they won during the regular season. But 23-20 victory over Kaiserslautern has them back in championship game again.
Top seeds from Ramstein and Kaiserslautern will meet foes from three Italy based schools in Saturday’s tennis championships.
Ramstein and Stuttgart runners are also among the favorites in girls and boys individual races at season-ending cross country championships.
There are a handful of mild upsets, but top favorites all win their matches at opening day of DODEA European tennis championships.
If Raiders defend three of their four titles at tennis championships, they’ll do so with different players in most of those slots.
Ramstein hosts Wiesbaden and Kaiserslautern entertains Stuttgart in Friday matchups after both KMC teams come off back-to-back weekends without football.
Alconbury seeks revenge for 50-point loss earlier in the season as six-man football finishes up with championship game in Sicily.
Royals have boys volleyball team for the first time and are looking forward to first season-ending championships.
Ramstein entered Saturday trailing Wiesbaden and Vilseck in the D-I standings, but beat both of them less than two weeks short of season-ending tournament.
Wiesbaden’s defense helps team overcome 25 penalties in a 21-14 victory over Lakenheath to set up a semifinal game next week against Ramstein.
DODEA-Europe joins a majority of states by offering girls a chance to wrestle against only each other when winter sports season begins.
Royals senior makes long putt to save par on first playoff hole with Stuttgart freshman Tyler Korell and then wins championship on second extra hole.
Ramstein and Kaiserslautern finish tied atop girls standings at 110 points each.
As if a downpour and the best competition in DODEA-Europe wasn’t enough, some players have even more to contend with in season-ending championships.
Ramstein boys are likely to win again as DODEA-Europe’s first fall sport finishes up this week with season-ending championships.
Alconbury evens season record and maintains hopes of hosting a playoff game by keeping Hohenfels winless on the season.
