Boys basketballCurtiss Wilson, Bitburg: The Baron star was valiant in a pair of losses to Hohenfels over the weekend. Wilson notched double-doubles in both games with 16 points and 26 rebounds Friday and 17 points and 17 rebounds Saturday.Cedric Page, Ansbach: The Division II Cougars just missed an upset of Division I Vilseck on Saturday. Page was the catalyst with 23 points and 20 rebounds, both game-high totals.Ja’Markus Myles, Kaiserslautern: The Raiders’ balanced offense got a boost from Myles in a 58-47 win over Wiesbaden on Friday. Myles scored a team-high 14 in the victory.Michael DeFazio, Brussels: The Brigands are heating up for a Division III title defense behind their high-scoring guard. DeFazio went for 25 and 13 points, respectively, in Friday and Saturday defeats of Menwith Hill.Chris Moore, Sigonella: The centerpiece of the Jaguars’ three-man core that also features Thomas Wray and Jason Berlin led the way again over the weekend. Moore totaled 59 points, 17 rebounds, 11 steals and 11 assists in two wins over Aviano.

Girls basketballEliska Volencova, AFNORTH: The junior center turned in a huge performance Friday as the Lions knocked off Division I SHAPE 36-22. Volencova outscored the Spartans singlehandedly with 26 points, and tied for game-high honors with eight rebounds.Morgan Dozier and Jada Greene, Kaiserslautern: The Raiders knocked off previously-undefeated defending Division I champion Wiesbaden 31-29 on Friday. Dozier led the offense with 12 points, while Greene contributed nine rebounds and five steals.Elise Rasmussen, Bitburg: The Baron forward was solid all weekend in helping her team sweep Hohenfels. Rasmussen recorded a 17-point, 11-rebound double-double Friday and followed up with eight points and eight boards Saturday.Emma Knapp, Vicenza: The Cougar star led her squad to a 39-38 defeat of Naples on Saturday. Knapp scored a game-high 25 points and added seven rebounds, four steals and three assists.