Wiesbaden

Soccer roundup

Warriors show little mercy to visitors from Vilseck

Warrior boys cruise to 7-1 victory after girls debut with an 11-1 triumph over Falcons.

Naples' Abigail Houseworth, left, passes the ball around Stuttgart's Trinity Leahy during the DODEA-Europe soccer championships in Reichenbach, Germany, on Wednesday, May 23, 2018.<br>Michael B. Keller/Stars and Stripes

Girls soccer preview

Three divisional races have different storylines

Stuttgart will enter 2019 a strong favorite for another repeat. Two-time champion D-II champion Spangdahlem moved to Division III and squares off against defending champ Alconbury.

AFNORTH's James Barata centers the ball against Florence's Damiano Pacchiani in a Division II semifinal at the DODEA-Europe soccer finals in Reichenbach, Germany, Wednesday, May 23, 2018.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES

Boys soccer preview

Defending champs face stiff challenges

Defending champions Kaiserslautern, AFNORTH and Brussels face significant threats to their title reigns as the 2019 DODEA-Europe boys soccer season opens this weekend.

Wiesbaden's Markez Middlebrooks aims for the basket over Ramstein's Jerod Little in a Division I semifinal at the DODEA-Europe basketball championships in Wiesbaden, Germany. Ramstein beat the Warriors 64-44 and will face Kaiserslautern in Saturday's title game.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES

D-I boys semifinals

Royals and Raiders back in the finals again

Kaiserslautern advanced with a 44-36 defeat of Stuttgart, while the Royals ousted hometown Wiesbaden by a score of 64-44.

AOSR's Amaya Vaquerizo shoots over Marymount's Anna Aboltina in a Division II game at the DODEA-Europe basketball championships in Wiesbaden, Germany. AOSR won 28-16 in a matchup of teams from Rome.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES

DODEA-Europe girls basketball - Day 2

Top seeds vie for right to play in finals

Defending champions Stuttgart, Black Forest Academy and Sigonella all still alive in quests to retain titles.

Alconbury's Thane Langley looks for a shot against Spangdalem's Deon Montgomery in a Division III game at the DODEA-Europe basketball championships in Wiesbaden, Germany. The Sentinels beat the Dragons 45-40.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES

DODEA-Europe boys basketball - Day 2

Contenders survive tie breaker, close games to advance

Marymount is biggest surprise in D-II final four, while Bahrain, Stuttgart and Brussels stage mild upsets to reach semifinals.

SHAPE's Maya Neal goes to the basket against Lakenheath's Catherine Oordt in a Division I game at the DODEA-Europe basketball finals. SHAPE won 42-31.<br>MICHAEL ABRAMS/STARS AND STRIPES

DODEA-Europe girls basketball - Day 1

Favorites run the table across the divisions

Stuttgart, Sigonella, Brussels move on, while other top seeds impressive in first day of action.

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DODEA-Europe boys basketball - Day 1

Half of semifinal spots clinched on first day of action

Stuttgart stages minor upset on a day where most favored seeds played like it.

Carly Sharp looks for an open teammate during a varsity basketball game between Stuttgart and Kaiserslautern at Kaiserslautern High School, Germany, Friday, Feb. 8, 2019. Stuttgart won the game in overtime 45-44.<br>Brian Ferguson/Stars and Stripes

Girls basketball preview

Defending champs all look like teams to beat

Contenders will be hard-pressed to unseat the Stuttgart Panthers, Black Forest Academy Falcons and Sigonella Jaguars.

Daniel Oleman takes a shot during the Kaiserslautern vs Lakenheath boys basketball game at Kaiserslautern High School, Friday, Jan. 18, 2019. Kaiserslautern won the game 62-59.<br>Brian Ferguson/Stars and Stripes

Ramstein's quest for perfect season ends this week

While the rest of Division I chases Ramstein, the Royals themselves are chasing history.

Ramstein's Theodore Ward puts the pressure on Naples' Augusto de Sousa Matos in the 220-pound championship match at the DODEA-Europe wrestling finals in Wiesbaden, Germany, Saturday, Feb. 16, 2019.

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VIDEO

Stuttgart retains title as stars shine on mat

Rota, the only Division II team represented in the finals, claimed that division’s team title. Sigonella cruised to the Division III title with two champions and three finalists.