Track and field(Saturday; all race distances in meters)

At RamsteinBoysTeam scoring—Ramstein 223, Kaiserslautern 160, Bitburg 50, Frankfurt International School 42, Mannheim 20.100 meters—1, Daren Fomin (Rams) 11.38; 2, Chris Williams (Rams) 11.39; 3, John Michael Lowder (Rams) 11.42; 4, Anton Harris (11.43).200—1, Harris, 23.49; 2, Dan Federico (FIS) 23.61; 3, C. Williams, 23.62; 4, Jacob Johnson (FIS) 23.64.400—1, Ryan Barry (Kais) 52.33; 2, Federico, 52.56; 3, Evan Canfield (Rams) 53.38; 4, Aundre Cook (Mann) 53.60.800—1, Kel Secrest (Rams) 2:02.40; 2, Craig Herron (Rams) 2:05.19; 3, Barry, 2:06.47; 4, Alex Cunningham (Kais) 2:08.26.1,500—1, Secrest, 4:16.85; 2, Cunningham, 4:26.07; 3, Michael Salinger (Kais) 4:26.76; 4, J.D. Fevold (Rams) 4:29.20.3,000—1, Secrest, 9:19.27; 2, Kevin Edwards (Rams) 9:48.44; 3, Cunningham, 9:51.70; 4, Salinger, 9:53.77.110 hurdles—1, Josiah Baldwin (Kais) 16.89; 2, Eric Brenkert (Rams) 17.49; 3, Kyle Soliday (Rams) 19.26; 4, Perry Hamilton (Kais) 20.99.300 hurdles—1, J. Baldwin, 41.51; 2, Brenkert, 44.24; 3, Marcos Velazquez (Kais) 46.63; 4, Hamilton, 50.55.High jump—1, Mike Wallace (Rams) 6 feet, 0 inches; 2, C. Williams, 5-8; 3, (tie) Darius Wynn (Bitb) and Troy Nichols (Bitb) 5-6.Long jump—1, Tim Ortiz (Rams) 20-1.25; 2, J. Johnson, 19-5; 3, Lewis Lott (Rams) 18-10.5; 4, Terry Johnson (Bitb) 18-10.Triple jump—1, Lott, 40-0.5; 2, J. Baldwin, 39-11; 3, Nichols, 36-4.75; 4, Tim Marshall (Kais) 36-4.Shot put—1, Terrance Reaves (Kais) 41-4; 2, Mike Cobb (Rams) 37-6.5; 3, Anthony Perry (Kais) 36-9; 4, Anthony Tepen (Bitb) 34-10.75.Discus—1, Reaves, 111-3; 2, Sam Gayton (Rams) 109-11; 3, Jon Sellers (Rams) 106-7; 4, Tepen, 105-7.4x100 relay—1, Ramstein (Fomin, C. Williams, Ortiz, Lowder) 44.81; 2, Bitburg, 45.30; 3, Kaiserslautern, 45.56; 4, FIS, 45.68.4x400 relay—1, Kaiserslautern (Velazquez, Eric Perez, Rodney Cooper, Pablo Ruiz) 3:44.92; 2, Ramstein, 3:46.22; 3, Mannheim, 3:49.94; 4, Ramstein B, 3:58.53.4x800 relay—1, Kaiserslautern (Cunningham, Salinger, Perez, Barry) 8:43.95; 2, Ramstein, 9:00.87; 3, Mannheim, 9:01.31; 4, Kaiserslautern B, 9:41.51.1,600 sprint medley relay—1, Ramstein (Lowder, Kyrell Roundtrell, Jon Hoge, Fevold) 4:02.10; 2, Kaiserslautern, 4:03.39; 3, FIS, 4:31.11; 4, None.Girls Team scoring—Kaiserslautern 204, Ramstein 124, Frankfurt International School 97, Mannheim 52, Bitburg 16.100 meters—1, Shaun-Pri Davis (Kais) 13.07; 2, Takara Greer (Kais) 13.08; 3, Amber Posey (Bitb) 13.29; 4, Tylisa Hendrix (Kais) 13.43.200—1, Davis, 26.93; 2, Greer, 27.58; 3, Posey, 27.66; 4, Yiechia Warren (Kais) 28.07.400—1, Marche Bobbs (Kais) 58.57; 2, Rio Shaune Harris (Kais) 61.24; 3, Davis, 62.28; 4, Shikila McIntyre (Bitb) 63.86.800—1, Bobbs, 2:32.14; 2, Harris, 2:32.38; 3, Rachel Sierkowski (Mann) 2:36.61; 4, Susan Grunt (Mann) 2:44.23.1,500—1, Alexa Polenz (Rams) 5:32.52; 2, Grunt, 5:32.75; 3, Felicia Gonzalez (Rams) 5:32.95; 4, Dorota Czuperska (FIS) 5:34.21.3,000—1, Grunt, 12:22.00; 2, Alexandria Briere (Rams) 12:24.11; 3, (tie) Krystall Webb (Rams) and Hannah Dobbs (FIS) 12:27.44.100 hurdles—1, Shalisa Baldwin (Kais) 17.23; 2, Stephanie Olin (FIS) 19.49; 3, Claire Morgan (FIS) 19.61; 4, Karin Pellinen (FIS) 19.78.300 hurdles—1, S. Baldwin, 49.89; 2, Shamona Cunningham (Kais) 53.23; 3, Olin, 53.24; 4, Morgan, 54.85.High jump—1, (tie) Melody Morosin (Kais) and S. Cunningham 4 feet, 6 inches; 3, Portia Short (Mann) 4-4; 4, (tie) Sarah Edmonston (FIS) and Nicole Rawald (FIS) 4-0.Long jump—1, Short, 15-7.25; 2, Liani Van Tonder (FIS) 15-5.75; 3, Kelsey Schneider (FIS) 15-1.5; 4, Andrea Johnson (FIS) 14-6.Triple jump—1, Hendrix, 32-6.5; 2, Short, 32-5; 3, Janice Cunningham (Kais) 31-8; 4, S. Cuningham, 31-5.Shot put—1, Lee-Ann Hackett (Rams) 28-8; 2, Joanna Martucci (FIS) 28-4; 3, Alesha Mumford (Rams) 27-9.75; 4, Raven Bartee (Kais) 26-1.Discus—1, Margarita Gomez (Rams) 69-10; 2, R. Bartee, 67-5; 3, Sydni Root (Rams) 67-4; 4, Brittni Jones (Rams) 64-9.4x100 relay—1, Kaiserslautern (Audrey Bartee, Davis, Hendrix, Greer) 52.30; 2, Ramstein, 54.33; 3, FIS, 54.78; 4, Ramstein B, 58.95; 4, Kaiserslautern B, 59.17.4x400 relay—1, Kaiserslautern (Morosin, Harris, Warren, Bobbs) 4:30.04; 2, FIS, 4:34.98; 3, Ramstein, 4:47.12; 4, Ramstein B, 5:57.52.4x800 relay—1, Kaiserslautern (Bobbs, Symone January, Harris, Ruby Plummer) 10:31.60; 2, Ramstein, 12:46.32; 3, None; 4, None.1,600 sprint medley relay—1, FIS (Meekyong Ahn, Nycole Smith, Andrea Johnson, Pellinen) 5:05.56; 2, Ramstein, 5:08.04; 3, Kaiserslautern, 5:16.00; 4, None.

At HohenfelsBoysTeam scoring—Patch 160, Ansbach 116, Würzburg 69, Bamberg 44, Hohenfels 31, Vilseck 1.100 meters—1, Julius Johnson-Rich (Pat) 11.00; 2, (tie) Jermanine Kerkula (Wzbg) and Benji Bowles (Pat) 11.17; 4, Courtney Edwards (Wzbg) 11.30.200—1, Johnson-Rich, 22.94; 2, Will Alexander (Wzbg) 23.57; 3, Denzell Brewer (Pat) 23.79; 4, Julian Ardley (Bamb) 23.86.400—1, James Robinson (Hoh) 55.87; 2, Alexander, 56.21; 3, Brewer, 56.58; 4, Lamar Crawford (Pat) 57.42.800—1, Sterling Teal (Ansb) 2:08.80; 2, Alex Smith (2:09.27); 3, Alex Beaudette (Pat) 2:21.62; 4, Michael Adams (Pat) 2:22.16.1,500—1, Teal, 4:29; 2, Beaudette, 4:30; 3, Joe Anderson (Pat) 4:34; 4, M. Adams, 4:48.3,000—1, Teal, 10:27.95; 2, Beaudette, 10:42.79; 3, M. Adams, 10:42.80; 4, Zach Decker (Pat) 10:58.35.110 hurdles—1, Jakolby Kimbell (Ansb) 17.40; 2, Wiliam Najako (Pat) 20.43; 3, None; 4, None.300 hurdles—1, Dominic Barrale (Ansb) 43.71; 2, Anthony Adams (Ansb) 45.08; 3, (tie) Kimbell and Najako (Pat) 46.11.High jump—1, Colby Baskins (Hoh) 6 feet, 1 inch; 2, Johnson-Rich, 6-0; 3, Jamar Thomas (Wzbg) 5-4; 4, None.Long jump—1, Bowles, 19-0; 2, Ardley, 18-2.75; 3, Carrington Fontenot (Wzbg) 18-0.5; 4, Torey Johnson (Bamb) 17-10.75.Triple jump—1, Fontenot, 35-10.5; Jeff Zeller (Pat) 29-10; 3, Spencer Wallsworth (Pat) 29-1.75; 4, None.Shot put—1, Xavier Sheppard (Ansb) 42-7.5; 2, Sam Freeman (Ansb) 42-3.5; 3, Storm Freeman (Ansb) 37-11.5; 4, Kevin Brown (Bamb) 35-9.Discus—1, Storm Freeman, 122-2; 2, John Willis (Ansb) 111-2.5; 3, Sam Freeman, 105-0.5; 4, Brown, 100-6.4x100 relay—None.4x400 relay—1, Würzburg (Alexander, Brandon Bryant, Edwards, Kerkula) 3:46.78; 2, Bamberg, 3:56.33; 3, Patch, 4:16.14; 4, None.4x800 relay—1, Patch (Beaudette, Justin Parker, M. Adams, Anderson) 9:21.64; 2, None; 3, None; 4, None.1,600 sprint medley relay—1, Patch (Brewer, Anderson, Bowles, Johnson-Rich) 3:58.83; 2, None; 3, None; 4, None.GirlsTeam scoring—Hohenfels 105, Patch 95. Würzburg 80, Vilseck 49, Bamberg 18, Ansbach 8.100 meters—1, Adrianna Archie (Wzbg) 12.90; 2, Jasmine Morris (Pat) 13.20; 3, Jamila Harvey (Wzbg) 13.22; 4, Alexis Smith (Bamb) 13.57.200—1, Archie, 27.50; 2, Morris, 27.70; 3, A. Smith, 28.22; 4, Yuchabel Harris (Wzbg) 29.28.400—1, Morris, 64.34; 2, A. Smith, 64.78; 3, Emma Andrews (Vils) 69.00; 4, Claire Busch (Pat) 72.00.800—1, Kelly McRaven (Pat) 2:39.00; 2, Andrews, 2:44.69; 3, Alexis Harrison (Pat) 2:47.33; 4, Sariah Trout (Pat) 3:02.04.1,500—1, McRaven, 5:33; 2, Amber Core (Vils) 5:41; 3, Margie Mayville (Pat) 5:56; 4, Katherine Dillon (Ansb) 6:13.3,000—1, McRaven, 12:43; 2, None; 3, None; 4, None.100 hurdles—1, Vanessa Wells (Hoh) 20.72; 2, Angelica Henry (Hoh) 20.80; 3, Stephanie Larumbe (Hoh) 21.55; 4, None.300 hurdles—1, Archie, 51.50; 2, Aisha Mitchell (Vils) 57.90; 3, Larumbe, 60.00; 4, Soliel Vaugh (Ansb) 69.00.High jump—1, Archie, 4 feet, 8 inches; 2, Henry, 4-6; 3, Sabrina Barnett (Hoh) 4-2; 4, Amanda Guthrie (Hoh) 4-0.Long jump—1, Harris, 14-2; 2, Christina Robinson (Hoh) 13-11.5; 3, Teia Atkins (Hoh) 13-10.75; 4, Harvey, 13-3.75.Triple jump—1, Harvey, 30-6.25; 2, Atkins, 29-5; 3, Busch, 29-0.25; 4, Harris, 28-6.Shot put—1, Julia Nwoga (Hoh) 24-7.5; 2, Kiele Allen (Vils) 23-3; 3, Brianna Tolbert (Hoh) 23-2; 4, Shanice Sadler (Vils) 22-10.75.Discus—1, Sarai Orozco (Hoh) 69-4; 2, Natalie Reed (Hoh) 61-6; 3, Alen, 60-1; 4, Busch, 56-8.4x100 relay—None.4x400 relay—1,Patch (Busch, Heidi Martin, Margie Mayville, Trout); 2, None; 3, None; 4, None.4x800 relay—None.1,600 sprint medley relay—1, Hohenfels (Atkins, Henry, Larumbe, Roobinson) 5:08.98; 2, None; 3, None; 4, None.

Boys soccerISB 4, Lakenheath 3(Saturday at Lakenheath)Halftime—Unavailable.Goals—International School of Brussels: Lukas Lanwehr 4; Lakenheath: Chris Davis 2, Kai Pope.Assists—ISB: Jambaar Stills; Lakenheath: Jordy Davis, Sean Gallegos.Saves—ISB (Alex Siwek) 4; Lakenheath (Alan Ryan 2, Sean Gresham 3) 5.Noteworthy—Loss was first defending European D-I champ Lakenheath (3-1-1 overall, 3-1-0 in Region I). ISB (4-0-1, 3-0-1) can clinch a tie for the Region I title with a tie at home Friday against Brussels; a victory would hand the Raiders the crown.

Heidelberg 1, BFA 0(Friday at Kandern, Germany)Halftime—0-0.Goal—Kevin Beerman.Assists—None reported.Saves—Heidelberg (Zach Harrington) 7; Black Forest Academy (Josh Hawkins) 19.Noteworthy—Loss was first for BFA since a double-overtime defeat to SHAPE in the European D-II championship game in May 2006, according to BFA coach Chris Greathouse. Heidelberg (6-0-0 overall, 4-0-0 in Region III) is unscored upon this season and can clinch the regional crown by tying or beating Wiesbaden on Saturday. BFA (3-1-2, 3-1-0) plays its regular-season finale Saturday at Mannheim. Game was moved to Friday because of Heidelberg’s prom on Saturday.

SHAPE 7, Menwith Hill 0(Saturday at SHAPE, Belgium)Halftime—Unavailable.Goals—Pablo Martinez 2, Robertino Rugina, Piotr Kwiecien, Kewin Nielsen, Evan Marakgoudakis, Christos Pollalis.Assists—Martinez 2, Daniele Coccia 2, Davyn Weymers, Trent Castro, Kwiecien.Saves—Menwith Hill (Sean Potter) 11; SHAPE unavailable.Noteworthy—SHAPE of D-II improved to 3-0-2 overall and 2-0-2 in Region I. Menwith Hill is 0-5-0, 0-4-0.

Rota 8, Menwith Hill 1(Friday at Brussels)Halftime—Unavailable.Goals—Rota: Alan Dowden 5, Jake Andrews, Sean Smith, Kieta Silk; Menwith Hill: Tyler De Pertoro.Assists—Rota: Sterling Frost 2, Silk; Menwith Hill: Anthony Woodcock.Saves—Rota (James Stovall) 6; Menwith Hill (Potter) 19.

Rota 3, Brussels 1(Saturday at Brussels)Halftime—Rota 3, Brussels 0.Goals—Rota: Dowden 2, Smith; Brussels: David Zahonero.Assists—Rota: Dowden; Brussels: None.Saves—Rota (Stovall) 7; Brussels (Gediminas Navikas) 7.Noteworthy—According to Brussels volunteer coach E.G. Clayburn, Brussels (1-5-0 overall) got “solid defensive play” from Mike Grennek and Jimmy Russell and an offensive spark from Brian Desroches.

Mannheim 11, Würzburg 0(Saturday at Mannheim)Halftime—Unavailable.Goals—Kareem Ates 4, Jeff Hartke 3, Jeremy Junker 3, Adam Pauley.Assists—Adam Cornelius 2, Hartke 2.Saves—Würzburg (Edwin Cadelinia) 11; Mannheim (Drew Long 5, Zach Pollock 1) 6.Noteworthy—Mannheim is 3-2-1 overall, 2-2-0 in Region III. Würzburg (0-5-0, 0-3-0) was playing its last regular season game of all time, will receive a forfeit from disbanded Hanau in a game scheduled for this Saturday.

Vilseck 1, Bamberg 0(Saturday at Bamberg)Halftime—0-0.Goal—Tim Bruce.Assist—Zach Skells.Saves—Vilseck (Phillip Linka) 8; Bamberg (Robert Ahlers #17) 8.Noteworthy—Vilseck is 4-1-0 overall; Bamberg 2-3-1.JV—Vilseck 3, Bamberg 2.

Patch 3, Hohenfels 2(Saturday at Hohenfels)Halftime—Patch 1, Hohenfels 0.Goals—Patch: Ross Paxton 2, Phillip Labrake; Hohenfels: Lucas Hoss, Tim Salerno.Assists—Patch: Paxton; Hohenfels: None reported.Saves—Patch (Sasa Ward) 2; Hohenfels (Lucas Salerno) 12.Noteworthy—Patch is 3-2-0 overall; Hohenfels 3-2-1.

Ramstein 2, Kaiserslautern 0(Saturday at Kaiserslautern)Halftime—0-0.Goals—Jordan Rayman, Ryan Dorofee.Other details unavailable.Noteworthy—Ramstein, whose keeper, Niko Gazzale, drew praise from Kaiserslautern coach Ken Robinson, is 3-2-0 overall and 3-1-0 in Region II. K-town fell to 1-6-0, 1-5-0.

AOSR 7, Naples 0(Saturday at AOSR)Halftime—6-0.Goals—David Kunin 2, Eros Shenediela 2, Giacomo Castelli, Lorenzo Bassetti; Alessio Daswani.Assists—Kunin 4, Todd Kopf.Saves—Naples unavailable; AOSR (Daswani 2; Martino Gasparini 3) 5.Noteworthy—AOSR plays at crosstown rival Marymount with the American Schools in Italy League title on the line; Naples finished its regular season 1-3-2.

Marymount 5, Aviano 0(Saturday at Marymount)Halftime—1-0.Goals—Zein Nour, Victor Rotundo, Fabio Natarnicola, Andrew Bloch, Mario Cechi Gori.Assists—None reported.Saves—Aviano (Eric Milliner) 14; Marymount (Andrew Fernandez) 1.Noteworthy—Marymount (4-0-1), the defending European D-III champion, will host AOSR (4-0-0) on Saturday for the American Schools in Italy League championship.

Milan 1, Sigonella 0(Saturday at Milan) Other details unavailable.Noteworthy—Defending European D-IV champion Milan is 1-2-2; Sigonella is 0-4-1.

Girls soccerKaiserslautern 5, Ramstein 0(Saturday at Kaiserslautern)Halftime—2-0.Goals—Liana Knight 4, Ashley Meeder.Assists—None reported.Saves—Ramstein unavailable; Kaiserslautern (Pia Coffman) 12.Noteworthy—“The Lady Raiders dominated the field,” K-town coach Cynthia Jackson said in an e-mail report of the game. Loss was first of season for Ramstein (4-1-1 overall and 2-1-0 in Region II). Kaiserslautern is 4-0-3, 4-0-0.

Patch 5, Hohenfels 2(Saturday at Hohenfels)Halftime—Patch 2, Hohenfels 1.Goals—Patch: Andi Marchant 2, Caitlin Gamble, Heidi Heber, Hohenfels own goal; Hohenfels: Loisann DeLass 2.Assists—Patch: Zoe Call, Ciarra McGregor; Hohenfels: Melissa Caples.Saves—Patch (Steph Vasquez ) 4; Hohenfels (Brittany Merriweather) 10.Noteworthy—Patch (4-1-0 overall and 3-0-0 in Region IV) advances to regular-season finale at Vilseck this Saturday with Region IV title on line. Hohenfels fell to 3-3-0, 1-2-0.JV—Hohenfels 3, Patch 2.

Brussels 1, Menwith Hill 0(Friday at Brussels)Halftime—Unavailable.Goal—Marlena Schlattmann.Assist—Lizz McVicker.Saves—Menwith Hill (Kat Townsend) 24; Brussels (Allie Lynch) 5.Noteworthy—According to Brussels coach Mark McVicker, outstanding defense by Caitlin Quinn and Monique Spain fueled shutout by Brussels (3-3-0, 3-2-0 in Region I).

SHAPE 4, Menwith Hill 0(Saturday at SHAPE, Belgium)Halftime—4-0.Goals—Dominique Anduaga-Arias 2, Brittany Brown, Tammy Northshield.Assists—None reported.Saves—Menwith Hill (Townsend) 14; SHAPE (Natasha Hauber 7, Emily Brown 3) 10.Noteworthy—SHAPE is 5-1-0 overall and 3-1-0 in Region I. SHAPE coach Shawn Whitehurst praised Emily Shelton and Jennifer Abing of Menwith Hill (0-4-1 overall and Region I). “… Abing is definitely one to watch," he wrote in an e-mail report of the game. “She was able to shoot on goal from 30 meters out.”

Mannheim 6, Würzburg 1(Saturday at Mannheim)Goals—Würzburg: Ishia Sumah; Mannheim: Taisha Jackson 2, Anna Cressler 2, Alanna Crockwell 2.Assists—Würzburg: None reported; Mannheim: Cressler 2, Brooke Couch.Saves—Würzburg (Kirby Eavey) 13; Mannheim (Tristian Ledesma 1, Natalia De Luna 1) 2.Noteworthy—Victory left Mannheim 6-0-0 overall and 4-0-0 in Region III. Würzburg is 2-3-0 overall and 1-2-0 in Region III.

Heidelberg 2, BFA 1(Friday at Kandern, Germany)Halftime—Unavailable.Goals—Heidelberg: Lauren Brousseau, Lindsay Braden; Black Forest Academy: Alyssa Krause.Assists—None reported.Saves—Heidelberg (Mellanie Stordahl) 9; BFA unavailable.Noteworthy—Victory tied BFA and Heidelberg in the Region III standings at 3-1-0. Heidelberg is 3-2-1 overall; BFA 3-3-0. Game moved from Saturday for Heidelberg's prom night.JV—0-0.

AOSR 3, Naples 2(Saturday at AOSR)Halftime—2-2.Goals—Naples: Courtnee Wilson, Michela Gruannello; AOSR: Antonia Gudnadottir, Derby Ruspoli, Anna Battaglia.Assists—Naples: None; AOSR: Battaglia, Fiore Masera.Saves—Naples (Lauren Pickford) 6; AOSR (Tara Di Iorio 3, Flaminia Marrucci 5) 8.Noteworthy—Naples closed out regular season 4-1-1; AOSR improved to 4-1-0 and plays at Marymount (4-0-1) this Saturday for the girls American Schools in Italy league championship.

Marymount 3, Aviano 1(Saturday at Marymount)Halftime—Marymount 3, Aviano 0.Goals—Aviano: Tiffany Hight; Marymount: Martina Diana, Rebecca Carrarini, Aviano own goal.Assists—None reported.Saves—Aviano (Danielle Garcia) 12; Marymount (Alex Fernandez) 8.Noteworthy—According to Marymount coach John Searle, the Royals got outstanding defense from Frances Caperchi. Aviano fell to 3-2-0.

Vilseck 6, Bamberg 2(Saturday at Bamberg)Halftime—Vilseck 5, Bamberg 0.Goals—Vilseck: Shamyra Coleman 4, Tamaria Hollis 2; Bamberg: Jenna Cepe, Olivia Caba.Assists—Vilseck: Coleman, Hollis, Eileen Jones, Caitlyn Rogers; Bamberg: None reported.Saves—Vilseck (Mercedes McLaughlin) 7; Bamberg (Jalessa Knuckles) 10.Noteworthy—According to Bamberg coach Mark Reichert, Vilseck’s Josie Rodriguez and Bamberg’s Tessa Cepe were the game’s outstanding defenders. Bamberg is 1-5-0 overall; Vilseck is 4-1-0.JV—Vilseck 1, Bamberg 1.

Sigonella 2, Milan 0(Saturday at Milan) Details unavailable.Noteworthy—Sigonella (1-3-1) won first game of year. Milan is 0-5-0.

Bitburg 2, Wiesbaden 0(Saturday at Wiesbaden)Halftime—2-0.Goals—Bitburg: Julia Moritz, Rachel PoockAssists—None reported.Saves—Bitburg (Courtney Roberson) 8; Wiesbaden (Aubree Reichel) 8.Noteworthy—Wiesbaden is 2-4-0; Bitburg 3-4-0.