Mannheim’s Lankford brothers, junior Jonathan and sophomore Jacob, combined for six sacks among their 13 tackles Saturday as the Bison thumped Naples 37-6 in a nonconference game at Mannheim between Division II schools.

Jonathan, a returning all-conference nose guard, also forced three fumbles, according to Mannheim coach Frank Macias, and ran for a 29-yard touchdown for the Bison (1-1).

Marcus Camps carried 12 times for 94 yards and scored on runs of 2 and 8 yards for the Bison, who also got a safety from Thomas Carter, an 11-yard TD run from Ben Spindler and a 7-yard TD dash from Trevin Peterson.

"Our O-line, anchored by seniors Chris Ellis and George Bradley, continually opened holes for our running backs while giving quarterback Ben Spindler time to throw downfield," Macias wrote in an e-mail report of the game. "Defensively, the Lankford brothers … harassed Naples QB Emmanuel Rawls all day. …"

Rawls rushed nine times for 73 yards, including a 4-yard TD, Macias reported. David Lowden led Naples (0-2, 0-0) with 11 tackles, three for losses, and Sterling Sheppard picked off a pass.

In other games involving Division I and II teams Saturday:

Ansbach 48, Aviano 8: At Ansbach, the defending European D-II champion put its 17th consecutive victory away early with 24-point first and second quarters.

According to Ansbach coach Marcus George, 13 players carried the ball for the Cougars (2-0 overall, 1-0 in II-South).

Six Cougars, beginning with sophomore Anthony Adams, scored TDs, George said. Adams, who finished with 88 yards on just three rushes, dashed 58 yards to score behind the lead block of Kevin Stadler on Ansbach’s first play from scrimmage.

The Cougars made it 16-0 on their next possession on an 11-yard run by Jordon Shack, thanks to the lead block of Jeff Brice, and went up 24-0 with 1:22 left in the opening quarter on a 15-yard dash by Deavontae Bell.

Shack carried six times for 83 yards.

Dominic Barrale, who ran for 2-point conversions in the opening quarter, passed 11 yards to Carter Gunn for Ansbach’s fourth TD and then ran for the 2-point conversion.

Freshman quarterback Joe Dominguez followed with an 18-yard TD pass to Freddie Johnson, and Jakolby Kimball ran 28 yards for Ansbach’s final TD 1:07 before halftime.

Alex Gary, who carried 10 times for 51 yards, scored for Aviano (0-2, 0-1) on a 10-yard run in the second quarter.

Lakenheath 28, Patch 13: At Lakenheath, Alex Federinko passed for two touchdowns and ran for 148 yards and a third TD as the Lancers evened their overall record at 1-1.

According to Lakenheath coach Matt Martinez, Tyler Shouey, who carried five times for 43 yards, scored the other TD for the Lancers. Lakenheath got five tackles and a fumble recovery from Tyler Parminter.

Justin Phelps threw two TD passes to Robert Davis for Patch (0-2).

Bitburg 34, ISB 23: At Bitburg, Matthew Less threw three touchdown passes to Corey Armstrong, and Less and Brock Hogan each ran for TDs for the Barons (2-0 overall, 1-0 in Division II-North).

Their output overcame 216 yards rushing by Gino Cullotta of International School of Brussels (1-1, 0-1).

Teammate Brennan Edwards rushed 20 times for 113 yards, and ISB quarterback Ben Hausdorff connected with James Horton for two TD passes.

Kaiserslautern 24, Heidelberg 22: At Heidelberg, Josh Frye threw three TD passes and ran for a fourth score as the Red Raiders took a 24-0 halftime lead and held on.

Frye hit Jamil McGinnis with scoring passes that covered 32 and 35 yards, and connected with Dominic Avery for a 28-yard score. Frye ran 5 yards for his score.

Khairi Smith led K-town with 125 rushing yards, according to Kaiserslautern coach Tom Burriss.

Avery led the K-town defense with two interceptions and a fumble recovery. Chris Velazquez had nine tackles.

Wiesbaden 27, SHAPE 20: At SHAPE, Belgium, the Warriors overcame a 20-7 third-quarter deficit behind the power running of Jeremiah Simms, reported SHAPE athletic director Jason Ferrarini. Simms carried 28 times for 195 yards and two touchdowns, including an 11-yard burst in the fourth quarter that put the game away.

Simms’ 3-yard run in the first quarter had given Wiesbaden a 7-6 lead, but SHAPE responded with Christian Walker’s 3-yard TD run and Jimmy Drago’s 40-yard scoring pass to Kewin Nielson. Nielson caught five passes for 76 yards.

Wiesbaden (2-0 overall and II-North) made it 20-14 on a 6-yard TD jaunt by Marcus Williams and took the lead at 21-20 on Ryan Ragan’s 30-yard TD pass to Derek Rivera.

SHAPE (0-2, 0-1) got 74 rushing yards and a TD on eight carries from Jerome Gamboa.

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