European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 21, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday february 21, 1992 the stars and stripes c Page 25osterholz girls topple Berlin by Ben Abrams prep sports editor Baum older Germany a academically the Berlin girls Are out of it. The top seeded bears came to the Small schools basketball tournament Here thursday without their Star performer a Cindy Makil who was academically ineligible this week after leading them to the Southern regional last week with shots at the Buzzer that won both the semifinal and final games at Vilseck. Given the Surprise Opportunity the osterholz girls took advantage of it and shunted Berlin to the sidelines a 52-18 victim. In the other girls first round games in the Hall of champions Here thursday Baum older toppled Augsburg 48-41, Bonn decision Ned Munich 47-37 and Intima Tionna school of Brussels humbled Vilseck 50-19. In the boys first round games it was top rated shape outlasting Bamberg 41-38, Munich beating osterholz 69-61, Oesterberg Over Berlin 70-65 and ans Bach Defeated is 65-53.osterholz girls 50, Berlin 18 the bears were helpless without Makil. They  generate any kind of offence and they were ineffective on defense As Teresa Gibbs bombed them from outside and Tonya Prevo scored from inside. Gibbs finished with 20 Points Prevo tallied 17. Jeannie Aguigui and Monica Heuer accounted for All of berlins Points Aguigui netting 10. Makil generally matches that output by herself in addition to supplying valuable bal handling and defensive  boys 41, Bamberg 38 Bamberg took a 31-29 Lead into the last Quarter but the Barons fell behind 35-31 when shape got Quick baskets from Stuart Sumpter Maurice Moss and Mario Brown. The Barons tied the count on jumpers from the Side by Darrien Patterson and Cedric Blake but baskets by Sumpter and Montrell Mason gave shape a 3935 advantage with 2 02 left. Bamberg got three Points  on a Long shot by Adaily Roberts with 31 seconds remaining. However Sumpter made two free throws with five seconds remaining and the spartans stayed alive. Sumpter paced shape with 16 Points and Mason finished with 12. Blake had 12 Points and Roberts finished with 10 for  boys 70, Berlin 65 the Falcons blew a six Point Lead at Small school basketball Sis Oak  a Munich Satilla Barlas beats osterholz s Reggie Allen to the hoop on thursday. The Start of the fourth Quarter but rallied from a 59-56 deficit Down the stretch to pull it out. The Victory extended the Falcons school Best record to 13-2. Booker Washington a free throw and a Basket by Justin Cole tied the count. Then the Falcons moved ahead to stay on Burnell Kings rebound. Kings Lay up Lasean Matthews drive and a Brace of free throws by Cole put the game out of reach. King who had 22 Points in the Fust half took scoring honors with 32. Larry Johnson and Cole added 11 Points apiece and Nolan Marx came off the Bench to score 10 for the victors. De Melo paced Berlin with 22 Points on a 9-for-14 performance from the Field. Kali Robinson was right behind with 21.Munich boys 69, osterholz 61 the Mustangs put on an almost perfect fourth Quarter demonstration hitting on 11 of their 14 shots including a pair of 3-pointers by Slick Ball handling guard Sean Miller. Millers compatriot at guard Martin Cunningham connected on four baskets and three free throws without a miss to spark the charges of Veteran coach Tom Willett. Cunningham and Miller led the victors with 17 Points each. Cunningham hit on seven 2-pointers. Miller took Only four shots a but they were from downtown far downtown. He also converted on 5 of 6 free throws. Jaydee Blice recorded 21 Points to Lead a four pronged double figured Oster Holz attack. Monyette Mclaurin followed with 12, and Reggie Allen and Larry Aquiningoc added 11  boys 65, is 53 Ansbach scored the first seven Points and was never in difficulty against the raiders. The cougars enjoyed a 26-Point Lead after three quarters and is made a bid for respectability by outscoring the ans Bach reserves Down the stretch. Rick rancher sparked Ansbach with 22 Points in addition to turning in an excellent floor game. He also had six steals and five assists All by intermission. Kenny Mcneil another Quick handed guard added 17 Points and five assists. Nathan Bradfield paced is with a game High 25 Points 15 in the last  girls 48, Augsburg 41 better conditioning paid off for the bucs who came from a 37-33 deficit at the Start of the fourth Quarter to win going away. Tanya Dawson tied the count with a pair of baskets off steals and Scsola Baucom put the charges of Jack Dou Gan ahead to stay. Four bucs crashed into double figures with Dawson setting the Pace with 15. Katja Walker finished with 11 while Baucom and Shauna Sterling had 10 each. Tarshia Bronner led All scorers with 24 Points but inability to get the Ball into their scoring Leader Early in the game meant the difference Between Victory and defeat for Augsburg. Bronner a 6-foot-2 Center get Only two shots in the first Quarter and four More in the next eight  girls 47, Munich 37 after a lacklustre first half by both teams in which Bonn made Only 6 of 33 shots and Munich connected on Only 6 of 26, the crusaders finally came alive. Michelle Tindall scored 11 third Quarter Points and Liat Ofir hit the three other baskets As the crusaders moved from an 18-13 halftime deficit to a 30-26 Lead. Bonn continued to dominate the rest of the game As it chalked up its 17th win in 18 outings this year. Munich had nothing going for it except Tammi Malone a and she did no to have one of her better Days from the Field. She scored 25 Points including three 3-pointers, but she connected on Only 8 of 41  girls 50, Vilseck 19 is coach Ron Parham was kind to the out manned Falcons. He played two time stars and stripes All Europe performer Georgia Bottoms who is nursing an injured wrist for Only five minutes. Bottoms had seven Points and three assists by then and the raiders were leading 18-2. Eleven of the 12 girls Parham used scored. Sara Schmidt and Jessi Meyer led the Parade with eight Points apiece. Xiuru Harris had 12 of Vilseck a 19  women go 3-0 at Safe by Mark wonders Staft writer Wiesbaden Germany sem Baches Latonya Leonard erupted for three 3-pointers during a 2 35 Span Midway through the second half to Lead her 3-0 tigers to a 63-48 trouncing of Chicksands thursday in the 1992 Safe women a basketball championship at Lindsey air station. After clawing Back from a 30-24 halftime deficit Chicksands knotted it up at 36-36 and traded baskets one More time until the dam broke for the lady Chicks 0-2. With 10 22 remaining Leonard opened the 16-2 run with a three Pointer to give the tigers a 41-38 Lead. Six seconds later Debbie Mccain scored on a breakaway Layup to make it 43-38. Leonard then struck again for another 3-Pointer, boosting the margin to 46-38, and then teammate Andrea Jackson hit a jumper to Widen the Gap to 10. Michelle Rendleman tried to slow Down the run with a bucket for Chicksands to Cut the Lead to 48-40 with 8 17 left but Jackson and Leonard shot the lights out with consecutive 3-pointers to make it 54-40 with just under eight minutes left to ice the win. Leonard was not surprised by her performance although she admitted that she a been bogged Down in a recent shooting slump. A i Felt Good a she said. A it was time for my shot to fall and it  by winning the undefeated tigers have put themselves in excellent position to capture one of the two spots for sundays finals. The teams with the top two records after the completion of the round Robin saturday Advance to the 1 . Championship contest. Sembach opens Day 3 of the tournament today against Lakenheath at 10 a.m., followed by the Torrejon Chick Sands contest at noon. Span Dahlem then takes on Aviano at 3 . And Chicksands plays Lakenheath at 5 . In other games thursday Lakenheath 60, Aviano 57 Lakenheath a Jennifer Smith put on a first half exhibition by Canning 16 Points including a pair of 3-pointers, to give the lady eagles 2-01 a 31-26 halftime Lead. In the second half Aviano 1-2 took a 57-56 Lead with 1 48 when Barb Davis hit one of three at the line after being fouled while attempting a 3-Point shot. Lakenheath answered with a Jacque Lin Lawrence runner to give them a 5857 Lead with 58 seconds left and a steal and breakaway Layup by Larence with 38 seconds left closed out the scoring. A 3-Pointer went wide and Lakenheath rebounded to run out the clock for the win. Torrejon 85, Span Dahlem 77 the Raider ettes recovered from tuesdays loss to Sembach while dropping the wingless sabers to 0-3. Becky Carda paced Torrejon with 28 Points including four 3-pointers. Tressa Batte chipped in with 19, and Denise Lem Bert added 14 for the Raider ettes. Linda Morganfield led the sabers with 26, while Donna Porter added 14. Torrejon 55, Aviano 49 Torrejon 2-1 rebounded from a 2725 halftime deficit to overtake Aviano 1-2 late and held on for their second win of the Day. Tresa Batte led the Raider ettes with 19, while Becky Carda scored 16. Aviano was paced by Twana Malone a 17, and Barb Davis added 13