European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 27, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday May 27, 1990 the stars and stripes a a a Page 25 Ramstein a Forbes wins 3rd title in Row Ramstein High gymnast Heather Forbes. Wins every optional event shape Belgium a Ramstein a Heather Forbes won every event and recorded her third straight All around optional title in the Central european gymnastics championships saturday. Forbes took the vault with 8.65 Points the uneven bars with 8.9, the balance beam with 7.9 and the floor exercise with 7.75 for a grand total of 33.20 Points in the All arounds to beat out Frankfurt s Amy Sevier and Michelle bisect to and soes Terberg a Suzanne hegelian. Forbes Point scores were lower than she had received All year but shape coach and tournament director Maureen Hughes said it was because the judging was More objective than at the regular sea son meets. A the judging was quite strict but very fair a Hughes said. Sevier placed second on the vault and beam and hegelian and bisect to were second on the bars and floor respectively. Ramstein a Janene Meek won the class 6 compel sories All around in the senior Competition with 34.6 Points but the individual events went to four different girls. Meek won the bars with an almost perfect 9.5 score Wurzburg s Michelle Garske prevailed on the vault with 8.55, Heidelberg a Tori Mogavero scored 8.5 to take the beam and Wurzburg Sangie Wutke triumphed on the floor High school gymnastics also with an 8.5 total Baum older a Watasha Carter dominated the Junior optional Field with victories on the bars 7.60 Point the beam 8.00 and the floor exercise 8.15 after tying for second on the vault with 8.35 Points for an All around total of 32.10. Clare von Bergen of the British school of Brussels won the vault with 8.5 Points. The Junior compulsory is All around title went to Hahn a Jessica kindle who matched Carters efforts by taking the bars beam and floor championships with 7.30, 6.60 and 6.9 Points respectively in route to an All around score of 29.10. Joanne Graham of the British school of Brussels won the vault with 8.45 Points. A the tournament was quite successful a Hughes summarized. A i was impressed with heathers performance of course but i was really impressed with some of the performances turned in by the Junior gymnasts. Watasha Carter was really Good. She is a very Strong  Ramstein won the senior big schools title with 255.90 Points Hahn took the Small schools with 152.6. The Junior Small schools title went to British school of Brussels with 256.95 Niernberg with 210,10, won the big schools Crown. Mckinnies of Berlin Wiesbaden s Mccauley capture Yaba crowns by Rob Staggenborg staff writer Hanau West Germany a berlins Leilani Mckinnies rolled to a first place finish with a Handicap 714 series edging Aviano Sanna Freeman and her 711 to win the girls grades 3-5 title in the Yaba european Bowling championships saturday. Mckinnies games of 115, 123 and 114 earned her the title. Freeman opened her three game set with a 168, but posted 96 and a 102 in the final two games to fall into second place. In the boys division Matt Mccauey of Wiesbaden won the grades 3-5 title with a 726 total with Handicap Tor the three game set. When she arrived saturday my Konies admitted to feeling a bit nervous about the Days Competition. A i did no to think id come in first place because i was too nervous a me Winnies said. A i did no to think id make once she got Bowling she said she Felt right at Home. Mccauley followed in his brother v15 footsteps by taking the boys championship saturday. Kris Mccauley won the boys grades 6-8 title frill a 951 total in a four game series. W me t0 try to throw a big Ini a Matt sat a of Kris Early morn to Lawce the advice paid off High Matt said he still Felt nervous. Riirj�?T1 a were so Many people and i will a had a Chance to win. I ui1hrprised because i usually done to b�li5g Here is is Only my third time Watts Gem was enough to top Lakenheath a Mark Spires whose 716 locked up a second place finish. Ray Mont Tongue of Kaiserslautern rolled a 707, Good for third place while upper Heyford a Daniel Traficanto fired a 672 for fourth place. Harrison Krat opened the Day s action with a 668 three game total to narrowly Edge Augsburg a Justin Herzog and his 667 total for the boys grades-2-and-below title. Krat from Ramstein rolled a 111 in the third and final game while Herzog faltered with an 82 after posting 107 and 85 games in the first two games of the set. Krat opened his morning with a 94 in the first game and an 84 in the second game before his 111 in the final game. Wertheime shale Carrier rolled to a third place finish in the 57-Bowler Field with a 666. Rhein Mains Patrick Walgamott rounded out the top four with a 662.in the girls division Ramstein s Kim Welch rolled a 114 in her second game to finish with a leading 670 total to claim top honors. Sembach s Shannon Armstrong followed Welch with a 668, Good for second place in the 42-Bowler Field. Kaiserslautern s Jessica Simons grabbed third with a 662, while Ankara Samy Williams tossed a 661 for fourth place. The championships culminate with sundays Competition for bowlers in grades 9-12. The Handicap division starts the Day s action with is Ethl Imit scowl w9i,Kol the National finals in Detroit aug. 16-20 where $44,000 m scholarships will be awarded. Lady Lions finish 11 of Warrior boys win final the Heidelberg girls and Wiesbaden boys Are the 1990 big schools soccer champions. The Heidelberg lady Lions completed a perfect Campaign by beating the Wiesbaden 3-0 in the girls championship game at Patch. Wiesbaden a warriors ruined bit Buige a bid for perfection by blanking the Barons 2-0 in the boys showdown at Ramstein. Dave Popes girls dominated the action in the title game As they ran their season record to 11-0. Heidelberg goalie Adie lore allowed Only one goal this season that coming by patches Carla Edwards in Heidelberg a 6-1 semifinal Victory Friday. Veruska Corigliano with an assist by Alison Hough gave Heidelberg a 1-0 Lead late in the first half and Paige Hall and Cathy Coppit tallied a goal apiece in the second half. Patch nudged Frankfurt 2-1 in the third place game As Susan Summerfield scored two goals both assisted by Frances Mason. Cathy Simonsen scored for Frankfurt. Heidelberg a Shannon Gulyas was acclaimed the tournament map for her Stellar Midfield play. Lore Hough and Coppit also were name big schools soccer to the All Tou Mamont team along with Wiesbaden a Suzie Futch and Tara and Keri hol Tham patches Michelle Stehling and Tracy Healy Frankfurt s Simonsen and  a Melissa Unterseher. Most valuable player Ryan Brockett turned in a spectacular 23-save game As Wiesbaden handed Pitburg its first setback after 10 triumphs. Marcus Morgan scored both of the warriors goals and Julius Firrincili was credited with setting up both goals. Dom Maldonado turned in a spectacular defensive game for the warriors. Heidelberg Defeated Mannheim 5-0 in the third place game. Chris Carlson scored twice for the Lions. Kevin Hall Peter Haslie and Mark Hendricks had a goal apiece Brockett Heads the All tournament team. Other warriors picked Are Maldonado Firrincili and Chris Davila. Rounding out the team Are bit urge a Ricky Ybarra Nate Whitesides and David Stallard Mannheim a Steve Hawes and Eric Dickson and Heidelberg s Hall Haslie and Matt Wilkes. Shape Munich Nab titles Munich West Germany a shape Defeated Brussels 4-0 to win the Small schools boys soccer championship saturday and Munich stopped is 1-0 in overtime to take its second straight girls title and fourth in six years. Bill Borland knocked in two goals and Marlon Carter and Bill Gibbons scored in the shape Victory. Goalie Lorenzo Malaga got the shutout. In the girls final the teams were scoreless until Michelle Marker scored with three minutes left in overtime. Munich goalie Carrie Dugan went All the Way getting seven saves in preserving the overtime shutout. Is goalie Jeanette Ward had six saves. Lindsay Obrig Cari Boardman were credited with Superb Midfield defense an Small schools soccer Kristen Lampe kept constant pressure on the Munich goal. Tammi Malone Ronnie Loomis and Sara Clayton were outstanding on offence for Munich and the defense was led by tournament map Marker and front sweeper Elizabeth Reese. In the third place boys game Munich downed Bonn 3-1. Tourney map Andy Reardon scored twice and Dan Levasseur bagged the other goal for the Mustangs. Markko Aarnas scored for Bonn. Pete Lovo Levasseur and Jim Ballard assisted on the Munich goals. Patrick Nindo assisted on Varna so goal. Bonn nipped Karlsruhe 1-0 to win the girls third place game. Maja Romm scored the Only goal for the crusaders