Sports

Kaiserslautern put a definite ex­cla­mation point on its tune up victory at the same Baumholder course on which it will run tomorrow’s cross country European Championships.

Even though Kaiserslautern had all six players ready for the action, as shown below, they could not keep up with Stuttgart’s dynamic front court and overall athleticism and dropped their contest with the Panthers in straight sets 25-12, 25-21, and 25-17.

2020 CYS winter sports registration Sign-up your young athletes for sports through Youth Sports and Fitness! Basketball and Cheerleading are offered on Landstuhl, Sembach & Baumholder. Basketball is for children ages 5-15 and Cheerleading is for ages 8-15. Wrestling is available for ages 8-14 on Rhine Ordnance Barracks and Baumholder. […]

by Robert Baldwin contributing writer Despite spitting skies and soggy turf on their home courts, Ramstein sloshed its way to wins in both the boys and girls sections of a dual tennis match with SHAPE Saturday. The girls won all nine matches and the boys won six. The most tense […]

by Robert Baldwin contributing writer Kaiserslautern improved its football record to 3-1 overall and made it known that it is back after a couple of down seasons, dumping host Wiesbaden 21-7, Sept. 27. The Raiders are tied with Ramstein for second place behind undefeated Stuttgart, setting the stage for a […]

by Robert Baldwin contributing writer Griffen Parsells has a plan. “I want to win the European championships in Baumholder and I want to set the record doing it,” the Kaiserslautern junior said after winning the Ramstein cross country meet at Seewoog on Saturday. Parsells used his long, loping stride to […]