The Kaiserslautern Raiders continued their undefeated stomp through DODEA-Europe boys soccer with a 5-1 defeat of the Wiesbaden Warriors on Saturday.

Peyton Timmermeyer and Austin James scored two goals apiece to lead the rolling Raiders, the emerging Division I title favorites. Kaiserslautern’s high-powered offense has produced five goals in every match this season save for a gritty 2-1 defeat of archrival Ramstein on March 30.

Pablo Zorrilla scored a goal and Nicholas Rousey distributed two assists for the Raiders, who visit Baumholder next weekend before wrapping up the regular season against visiting Vilseck on May 13. Steve Morrow scored off a Tyrese Harris assist for Wiesbaden.

Naples 4, AOSR 3: Saturday at Naples, the Wildcats outscored the Falcons despite a three-goal effort by AOSR’s Alessandro Ianni.

Matteo Pugliese scored twice and Wutthi Khotsaeng had two assists to pace the Wildcats, while Nick Mihalik and Coleton Stewart added a goal apiece in support.

The win keeps Naples’ undefeated season alive and cements their status as a dark-horse championship contender. The Wildcats have beaten Vicenza, Stuttgart and Vilseck in a brief but impressive Division I regular-season slate, likely enough to earn them a top-two seed at the upcoming European tournament.

ISB 4, Stuttgart 1: Saturday at Stuttgart, the defending champion Raiders recovered from Friday’s 1-0 loss at Ramstein with a thorough defeat of the Panthers.

Keiko Petzold scored twice and Galien Pirlot and Arthur Everard added a goal apiece for ISB. The Raiders scored two unanswered goals in the second half to pull away.

Dan Bacskai scored Stuttgart’s goal.

Ramstein 1, SHAPE 1: Saturday at Ramstein, the Spartans played to a tie for the second straight game.

Ramstein’s Keal Collins converted a penalty kick and SHAPE’s Alvaro Segura scored off a corner kick by Alvaro Acebal Saiz for the game’s only goals. The teams went scoreless in the first half in a defensive struggle similar to Ramstein’s 1-0 win over ISB on Friday.

Vilseck 6, Black Forest Academy 1: Saturday at Vilseck, Malachi Alston scored five goals to power theFalcons’ runaway win.

A stellar second-half showing by Vilseck blew open a game that was tied at a goal apiece at halftime. Ian Fox scored a goal and dished out two assists to aid the offense, while a sturdy Falcon defense required just three saves from keeper Timothy Simmons.

Lakenheath 4, Brussels 0: Friday at Brussels, the Lancers piled up four second-half goals to outpace the host Brigands.

Riley Fleming had a goal and two assists and Jacob Brown had a goal and an assist to lead Lakenheath, the 2016 Division I runner-up.

Brussels rallied the next day to knock off Division III rival Alconbury 5-2. Bocar Toure scored three goals and Paul Hubbard scored twice to lead the Brigands.

Bitburg 4, Hohenfels 3: Saturday at Bitburg, the Barons won a high-scoring exchange with the visiting Tigers.

Bitburg’s Mike Ohi and Hohenfels’ Ben Harrison scored two goals apiece to headline their respective offenses.

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