The Stuttgart Panthers finished off an undefeated girls basketball season this weekend with a pair of wins over the Division I rivals Kaiserslautern Raiders.

Stuttgart won the two road games by scores of 32-20 and 39-24, respectively. The Panthers won all 14 of their games this year - including 11 against Division I opponents - by double-digit margins of victory.

Point guard Marissa Encarnacion set the Panthers’ pace on both ends of the court. She made 11 steals Friday as Stuttgart held the Raiders to two different two-point quarters, and handed out 11 assists on Saturday to lead the Panthers to a 12-point halftime lead and runaway win.

Meaghan Ambelang had 12 points and five steals Friday, while Adan Maher scored a game-high 10 points on Saturday.

Le’Jhanique Brown totaled nine points and 16 rebounds in the two games to pace Kaiserslautern.

Wiesbaden 32, SHAPE 27: Saturday at Mons, Belgium, the Warriors launched an epic comeback to defeat the host Spartans.

Wiesbaden managed just seven first-half points and entered the fourth quarter facing a sizeable 13-point deficit. But a stunning 21-3 fourth-quarter rally changed what seemed a foregone conclusion.

Corban Jackson scored 16 points and Korizmah Colson produced an 11-point, 13-rebound double-double to lead the resilient Warriors. Efthimia Karagianni scored 14 for the Spartans.

Lakenheath 54/37, Alconbury 49/15: The Lancers won both halves of a home-and-home weekend series with the Dragons.

Reese Estus poured in 40 points on the weekend, including 25 in Friday’s hard-won five-point victory. Gabby Clavo added nine points and 14 rebounds in that game.

Lakenheath climbed out of an 11-4 deficit through the first quarter Friday, then flipped that script with a 12-2 run to open Saturday’s more comfortable victory.

Black Forest Academy 38/32, Vilseck 21/23: At Kandern, Germany, the defending Division II champions enjoyed two final tune-ups ahead of their title defense.

Kennedy Wilbanks totaled 27 points in the two games to lead the Falcons, who wrap up the regular season at 13-1 and enter the postseason a heavy favorite to repeat.

Adely Huezo scored 14 on Friday and Tnnessia Wilson totaled 17 points, eight rebounds and seven steals Saturday to lead the Falcons.

Bitburg 32/28, Baumholder 16/22: The Barons claimed regional bragging rights over their closest regional neighbor with a home-and-home sweep.

Elise Rasmussen posted a 12-point, 16-rebound double-double along with six blocked shots in Friday’s road win for Bitburg. Teammate Amani Bradshaw had a double-double of her own Saturday with 11 points and 10 boards.

Bitburg outscored Baumholder by a combined 27-9 in the two second halves to seize the sweep.

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