Three-time All-European selection Kasy’e Lalau picked up two victories Saturday in leading Patch to a sweep of Kaiserslautern in Division I softball.

Lalau, who no-hit Wiesbaden the previous Saturday, allowed two hits in Patch’s 15-2 romp in the opener and five in a 13-7 triumph in the nightcap. At bat, Lalau went 5-for-7.

The Lady Panthers completed the regular season 9-5 overall and 6-4 in D-I. They play in the European D-I tournament beginning Thursday at Ramstein High School.

Amy Trostle, who allowed five hits in each game, absorbed both losses for Kaiserslautern (2-8 overall, 0-8 in D-I).

In the second game, the Lady Raiders touched Lalau for homers by Emily Badstibner and Tina Mamer and a triple by Kaylin Hesler, but were unable to keep up with Patch, which got a triple from Anne Wasson and a double from Angel Roman.

In other high school doubleheaders on Saturday:

Ramstein 14-9, Heidelberg 4-0: At Heidelberg, the defending European D-I champions completed their regular season 10-2 overall and 8-2 in the league.

Kirstin Burns fanned eight in the opener in picking up the victory. Kayla Haven, who went 4-for-5 in the opener, blanked Heidelberg (4-8, 2-6) on six hits in the second game.

Bitburg 16-19, Baumholder 1-8: At Bitburg, Sandra Davidson pitched a no-hitter in the opener, and Emily Long a four-hitter in the nightcap as the defending European Division II champion Lady Barons (6-4 overall, 4-0 D-II) completed a perfect season against the other two softball-playing D-II schools. Davidson struck out six in going the distance in the opener and closed out the second game.

Long, Amber Zgonina and Erica Green each had two hits for Bitburg in the opener.

Wiesbaden 16-16, Mannheim 4-4: At Wiesbaden, Elisa Nieves and Triada Cross picked up the pitching victories in this nonconference matchup. Wiesbaden finished 7-7 overall; Mannheim fell to 0-12.

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