European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 26, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday May 26, 1991 Small schools soccer the stars and stripes Page 21 Munich boys Triumph Berlin. A it took nearly All Day but Munich finally won the boys Small. Schools soccer tournament in Berlin on saturday. Dan Levasseur scored on a 30-meter direct kick with less than three minutes remaining in the second overtime period to give the Mustangs a to verdict Over Brussels in the title showdown. A ,. Levasseur arched a High kick from the Midfield area Brussels goalie. Matt Lutz leapt High but he Only managed to tip the Ball and it went into the net Levasseur had a so Meler direct kick that sailed Over Lutzus head about. Five seconds before halftime but that goal was nullified by an offsides pen Hahn Defeated Karlsruhe 3-1 in the third place game. Munich a Kevin Kerker won most valuable player recognition and joined teammates Chuck Barrow and Pete Lovo on the All tournament squad Brussels Todd Meade and Lance Schone Hahn a Tom Ryan and Andy Zimmerman Karlsruhe a Brian Thomas and Mike Owens berlins David Newkirk and osterholz a Chriss Hillman also were chosen by the coaches for All tournament recognition. A Dan Levasseur Bonn captures a. Bonn Germany a Bonn capped a perfect Campaign Here saturday by beating Karlsruhe 2-1 in the championship game of the girls Small schools soccer tournament. A the Victory Bonne a first Ever girls Small schools championship was the 12th straight for the crusaders. Bonn took the third place trophy in last years tournament posted its their second straight perfect Bennor conference season and marched through the Bennor postseason tournament before taking the Small schools  Hanneson put the crusaders ahead less Tolian two minutes into the game and Lisa Deylin provided the margin of Victory with a goal just before the end of the  Knapper tallied for Karlsruhe in the first minute of the second half and the teams played Sterling defense the rest of the Way. Both goalies Karlsruhe a Megan Driscoll and Bonne a Teresa Richardson had eight saves. Center fullback Courtney Miller sparkled for Bonn and Lisa Greicius was a standout in defeat both on offence and defense. A. Brussels won the shootout 4-3 to take the third place game from Hahn and Augsburg nipped Eulda 1-0 in the fifth place Battle. Greicius won the coaches Vole As the most valuable player. Teammate Ingrid Busk Bonns Devlin Richardson and Stephanie Hughlett Brussels Maria Mcl Deryoung and Masquida James Vilseck a Yasmin Turol and Jeni Mohr Fulda a Leanne Rios and Augsburg Samy req Una were named to the All tournament team. Nab senior titles in gymnastics 1 Ltd Walt morr1sse1te a. A a 1 staff writer 1 a Fulda Germany a Susanna Hagolin of Soester Berg won the All around  in senior option nals and Joanne Graham of the Brilin school of Brussels took the senior class Viall around title saturday in Tulve Cen tax 1 e u to pc a it gym n As t i sch a my Ion ships a t Downs Wamacks. ,. Quot Vanessa Diaz  cd cd a be a icy of a Hahn 28.93 to 2875 for the the Junior class Viall around title. Sakai Kelly of Ramstein is the Junior optional Champion 31.45and Wabasha Carter of Baum older placed second at 30.30. Hag line a 32.25 score edged out Clare von Bergen of bib who had a 30.90 Frankfurt Michelle Bessette was third at 29.20,. A Hagolin won despite a fourth place finish in the vault 8.65. Von Bergen captured the vault with a 9,3. Hag Central european championships Hungli n s ,7.2 and von Byro Staggenborg staff writer a a Frankfurt Germany the Sacramento surge stands to lose More than a half a million dollars this year but managing general partner Fred Anderson is i still indefinitely committed to keeping the franchise alive and in Sacramento Andersons comments came at the Frankfurt Gal a Xyz a round table press meeting leading up to Sacra i mentors saturday night Kickoff at the Wald stadium. It a the world league of american footballs surge 2 7, has been one of the North american West divisions Success stories despite its dismal record. Anderson a part owner of the a bad a Sacramento Kings and chief executive officer of Pacific coast building products inc., Calls himself a a very poor loser a but a a in a say in a committed to this indefinitely but i can Only afford to lose so much  tuesday Raleigh Durham sky Hawks owner George Shinn speculated that he might fold or find another Home for his franchise. The sky Hawks a Haven to. Been drawing or playing Well they Are 0-9 and have allowed a whopping 272 Points. Raleigh Durham also has the leagues lowest attendance  we just failed a Shinn told the news and observer j of Raleigh. A i take Pride in my ability to understand marketing. It just Hasni to  a shinny a observations came As a Surprise to Anderson. A i can to speak for George Shinn because i done to know him very Well a Anderson said. A the owns the b.As-. A Cimball team in Charlotte  there a some com petition there we have a much different fan base than in Raleigh Durham. In a not in a Good position to Analyse George Shinn. A. A if out of 10 teams we Only have to relocate one of those teams then i think we re doing Well if we Only have to think about reorganizing one team then we re Olaf pretty darn Lucky Aanderson Hopes to break even next season and Start making Money the third year. His family developed and is a part Finander of the Arco stadium future site of. Surge games. The surges current facility Hughes stadium has a capacity of Only 22,265. A Andersons involvement with the world league started last summer when Sacramento was wooing the a Fly a los Angeles raiders. His Job was to bring raiders owner Al. Davis to Sacramento and a i failed. But a1 taught me a lot about this world league he seven suggested that head like to Send me some players who need some extra work it a be Good for the players. A a we re trying to avoid being labelled As a minor league or a developmental squad but this league employs a lot of Young athletes taking people to All Corners of the world and lets face it it is providing  a. \ Mike Elkins the surges quarterback spends his Olaf off season working for the Kansas City chiefs. Elkins is one of the few players who have been on loan to the world league. Most of the players arc late cuts from nil Camps. This International business with teams in London it Barcelona and Frankfurt intrigues Anderson. He recalled watching the Moscow bears play the Tacoma Wash semipro football team and a rooting for the bears at a time when the Berlin Wall was crumbling. A this is a Good Lime to bring football overseas a Anderson added a the peace corps is doing Well International Good will is at a High. Id rather bring teams together on a playing Field than a Battlefield. Maybe in ouf lifetime Well even see a team in  \ Lin and von Bergen finished ir2 on the uneven bars 8.4 and 7,8 and the beam 8.0 and 7,0. Bessette won the floor exercise with a 7.4 to 1 Bergens 6.8. A i was very very nervous before each event a hag Lin said. A a but 1 Felt my routines went Well a once i got started especially the,bars.�?� a a Hagolin is a senior who plans to enrol arid compete at the University of Washington this fall a a in a going to Caminear Seattle this summer a a she said. A it Iron in a going out for the team and 1 Hope i make  Graham won an air tight class i race in which the. Top five places were sep rated by Only 1,2 Points. Graham had 35.95, followed by Wirz Burgh Sangie Wutke 35.90 Heidelberg a Denise Shaw 35.75fulda a Amanda Hauser 35.70 and Heidelberg a Tina Slade 34.75f Frankfurt Haim Heidelberg and Fulda emerged As team champions team scoring in senior division was determined by. Taking the top two class in first two class v and top two Glass i or optional scores from each school. In the Junior division it was the top four class in first two class v and top two class i or optional scores. In the big schools senior division Frankfurt took the team title 189.10followed by Ramstein 188.40heidelberg 189.10 Wurzburg 172,85 and a. Nairn Borg 129.66. In the Small schools seniors Hahn won with 135,00. Then came shape 131.10bib a a a 93.75 ,. Karlsruhe 91.52fulda 74.20a Giessen 47.60 and soc Sterberg 32.29. Heidelberg won the big school juniors title with 206.85 Points. Ramstein came in second 172.95followed by Niernberg. 139.93wurzburg 88.70 and Frankfurt 31.40, a Fulda is the Small schools Junior division Champion with 179.00 followed by Hahn 163.70bib 137,25and Kart Sruc 120.20. The graduation of three time All around optional Champion Heather Forbes of Ramstein cleared the Way for new champions. ,. _ von Bergen of the British school of Brussels won the Junior optional vault last year As a 14-year-old. V on Bergen Nas always preferred the Freedom,7-but higher degree of difficulty in the optional a a in be never done classes a von Bergen Savici. Quot i be Ai ways done optional. The Levels of difficulty in co pulse pics Are set. In optional you have to have a certain amount of each level of moves a a or c with a being the easiest level and c the hardest. That a the Only Way you re restricted in what you want to  at bib von Bergen is in what would be the ninth Grade in an american school and she can compete for three More seasons. Fulda a Amanda Hauser daughter of Fulda coach and Central european meet director Melissa Hauser a copped a 10 on the class i vault and an 8,4 on the beam 9.0 on the floor �?o1 got a 10 on the vault but it Wasny to Worth it a Hauser said. A they gave the first person a 9.7. Ishey had nowhere to go with the scores because they started so High. A Graham and kill Keller of Ramstein also nailed 10s on the vault. A i like the vault a Hauser said. A you Don t have to to link All you have to do is run and hit it.�?T�?T. Aha user started training in Longview wash., and has been competing in Fulda for six years. She did t compete in this facet last year because of a hype extended Elbow. Hie 18-year-old senior plans to attend the University of Maryland a Munich Campus and then go to the University of Washington