Humphreys, Osan and Daegu will face other schools in South Korea again as well as compete in Far East championships.

Kadena and Kubasaki will largely play each other again and again on field until spring seasons conclude with return of DODEA-Pacific championships.

Sophomore Jacques Guillaume and senior Molly Chapman led the way as the Navy men’s and women’s track and field teams swept the Patriot League Indoor Championships over the weekend at Wesley Brown Fieldhouse.

Team captain breaks two EFSL records and is one of a handful of swimmers who stood out at short-distance championships.

Bahrain’s Jake Jennings makes the most of his trip by winning twice on opening day of European Forces Swim League’s Short Distance Championships.

Cougars are best in Army competition, while Dragons edge Kaiserslautern for Air Force title despite stellar finish by Raiders’ Noah Truschinski.

The calendar indicates that spring doesn’t start until March 20. But a handful of teams take to the fields this weekend as the final sports season of the school year gets underway.

Two weeks after his high school graduation, Arthur Schallock was drafted by the Navy during World War II and shipped off to the Pacific Theater. “I didn’t see a baseball for three years,” he recalls.

The Warriors came out on top Saturday, 43-34, to clinch their first DODEA-Europe basketball title since 2015.