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Baumholder's Daniel Valdez, left, and Rano Khakimova fight for the ball in a Division III game at Landstuhl, Tuesday, May 21, 2019. The game ended 0-0 with Brussels winning in the penalty shootout.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES
Baumholder's Daniel Valdez, left, and Rano Khakimova fight for the ball in a Division III game at Landstuhl, Tuesday, May 21, 2019. The game ended 0-0 with Brussels winning in the penalty shootout.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES

Girls soccer - Day 2

Kaiserslautern, top seeds march into finals

Ten DODEA-Europe girls soccer teams advanced to the elimination round of their respective tournaments Tuesday, withstanding inclement weather and competitive preliminary pools to move closer to a coveted European championship.

Dennis Yusofoff of Hohenfels gets past Baumholder defender Noel King on his way to scoring a goal in the Tigers' 7-0 win over the Bucs in a Division III game in Landstuhl, Tuesday, May 21, 2019.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES
Dennis Yusofoff of Hohenfels gets past Baumholder defender Noel King on his way to scoring a goal in the Tigers' 7-0 win over the Bucs in a Division III game in Landstuhl, Tuesday, May 21, 2019.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES

Boys soccer - Day 2

Florence and pre-tourney favorites still left standing

The semifinalists are set in the DODEA-Europe Division I and II boys soccer championship tournaments after a second day of preliminary play streamlined the divisions’ 16 contenders to eight.

AFNORTH keeper Paul Kohl and Rota's Julian Ramirez go for the ball in a Division II game at the DODEA-Europe soccer finals in Kaiserslautern, Tuesday, May 20, 2019. AFNORTH won 2-1. <br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES
AFNORTH keeper Paul Kohl and Rota's Julian Ramirez go for the ball in a Division II game at the DODEA-Europe soccer finals in Kaiserslautern, Tuesday, May 20, 2019. AFNORTH won 2-1. <br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES

Boys - Day 1

Everyone still in the hunt heading into second day

Not much was decided as the 2019 DODEA-Europe boys soccer tournaments opened Monday, leaving plenty of elimination-round berths still available as preliminary play continues Tuesday.

SHAPE soccer player Bathuan Usta gets a header during a high school game against the Dragons at RAF Alconbury, England, Saturday, March 23, 2019. SHAPE won the game 7-0.<br>William Howard/Stars and Stripes
SHAPE soccer player Bathuan Usta gets a header during a high school game against the Dragons at RAF Alconbury, England, Saturday, March 23, 2019. SHAPE won the game 7-0.<br>William Howard/Stars and Stripes

Europe boys soccer

Boys field full of new contenders, familiar favorites

Field made all the more uncertain by weakened defending champions, fresh top seeds and a very notable absence.

Victoria Antoine, a forward with the Stuttgart Panthers, gets around Aviano???s Audrey Belben-Cruz. Antoine had two assists in the game, which was won by the Panthers 7-0. Norman Llamas/Stars and Stripes<br>Norman Llamas/Stars and Stripes
Victoria Antoine, a forward with the Stuttgart Panthers, gets around Aviano???s Audrey Belben-Cruz. Antoine had two assists in the game, which was won by the Panthers 7-0. Norman Llamas/Stars and Stripes<br>Norman Llamas/Stars and Stripes

Europe girls soccer

Girls tourneys have favorites, but plenty of room for upsets

One division features a proud defending champion pursued by a relentless rival, the other two have no defending champions at all.

Boys soccer roundup

Ramstein, Lakenheath, SHAPE end regular season with routs

Wiesbaden and Vicenza earn closer victories as regular season comes to a conclusion.

Soccer roundup

Ramstein splits and Lakenheath loses a pair

Royal boys top Lancers, but lose to Wiesbaden, while Lakenheath also falls to Kaiserslautern in a series of clashes between Division I opponents.

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Location: Baumholder, Germany
Mascot: Buccaneers
Colors: Maroon and gold
Enrollment: 124
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Jaya Worthington, a Ramstein senior, takes a hurdle as she holds onto the lead during the 300-meter race at Wiesbaden High School, Saturday, March 30, 2019. <br>AARON KNOWLES/STARS AND STRIPES
Jaya Worthington, a Ramstein senior, takes a hurdle as she holds onto the lead during the 300-meter race at Wiesbaden High School, Saturday, March 30, 2019. <br>AARON KNOWLES/STARS AND STRIPES

Season opener reveals who’s who on the track

Large meet in Wiesbaden kicks off track season, with athletes getting a chance to see who most of the competition is going to be.

Soccer roundup

AFNORTH, AOSR continue to roll along

Defending D-II champs top Alconbury, while Falcons stay perfect by taking two in rare trip to Spain.

Wiesbaden's Markez Middlebrooks jumped 6 feet, 1 inch, to win the boys high jump competition at the 2018 DODEA-Europe track and field championships in Kaiserslautern, Germany.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES
Wiesbaden's Markez Middlebrooks jumped 6 feet, 1 inch, to win the boys high jump competition at the 2018 DODEA-Europe track and field championships in Kaiserslautern, Germany.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES

Track preview

Ramstein boys, Stuttgart girls again teams to beat

The last sports season of the 2018-19 DODEA-Europe school year begins Saturday with a pair of meets, including a mega-meet at Wiesbaden that will serve as an opening-day preview of the May 25-26 European championships.

Girls soccer roundup

Panthers, Warriors win big in different ways

Four players score for Stuttgart in victory over Ramstein, while Erin Goodwin tallies six goals in two assists in Wiesbaden triumph over Kaiserslautern.