Small schools’ champ Naples will have brand new team to try to win again, while a few pursuers bring back experienced rosters.
Small schools’ champ Naples will have brand new team to try to win again, while a few pursuers bring back experienced rosters.
Matthew C. Perry senior now holds Pacific mark for 3,200 after record-breaking cross country performances earlier this year. She’s got a better time and 800 and 1,600 marks in her sights as well.
Track season starts Saturday with relay events and then resumes in April with seven meets before championships.
The expansion of the College Football Playoff to 12 teams has put the stand-alone status of Army-Navy in jeopardy again.
Panthers girls also get a victory over Kaiserslautern, but have to score twice in second half and then hang on.
Whether it’s on the track, baseball diamond or soccer pitch, Kadena and Kubasaki each have some athletes looking to leave their marks on the spring sports season.
E.J. King defeats Matthew C. Perry in two soccer tournament finals, while Guam High loses in island softball, boys basketball championship contests.
Stuttgart, American Overseas School of Rome and Sigonella won a year ago in boys Divisions I, II and III respectively. Can teams repeat that feat?
Sigonella, Naples and Stuttgart all lost key players to graduation or transfer, but hope to be leading the pack again this year in girls soccer.
Wiesbaden junior went up two weight classes in a year, but won second straight title at season-ending championships.
Panthers senior was key on-ball defender and though he sacrificed scoring overall, took over games when needed.
SHAPE senior helped team finish third in championships and was one of Europe’s most consistent scorers during the season.
Ansbach senior won second straight individual title this season in marksmanship and hopes to continue sport at college level.
Kadena senior won second straight individual title and helped Panthers take home a team banner this year as well.
Senior bounces back from a junior season he called sometimes “selfish” to help team improve enough to capture Far East Division I championship.
After falling just short of a title for E.J. King in her junior season, Maliwan Schinker and her teammates capped a perfect season with a Far East championship.
Wins by Matthew C. Perry in quarterfinals and semifinals gave coach Mark Lange more than 400 victories in career.