History

HISTORY OF PAST CHAMPIONS

All-Time Records
Winning streaks: (15 or more)
#1 31 Ansbach 06-07-08-09 (Marcus George)
#2 28 Ansbach 02-03-04-05 (Marcus George)
#3 26 Ramstein 94-95-96 (Bob Ermel)
#4 24 Shape 82-83-84-85 (Steve Sherrill)
#5 22 Bitburg 09-10-11 (Mike Laue)
#6 20 Frankfurt 71-72-73-74 (Don Drakulich) *pre-playoff era
#7 19 Osterholz 78-79-80(Jack Hilgers)had one tie (pre-tiebreaker)
#8 17 Brussels 79-80-81 (Mike LaSalle)
#8 17 Fulda 89-90-91 (Marcus George)
#8 17 SHAPE 96-97-98 (Kent Worford)
#9 16 Hanau 77-78 (Ed Driscoll)
#9 16 Hohenfels 97-98 (Marcus George-Shawn Rodman)
#1015 ISB 85-86 (Larry Kelly)
Consecutive Championships:
3 in a row: (4 teams)
Fulda 88-89-90 (Marcus George)
Ramstein 94-95-96 (Bob Ermel)
Wuerzburg 00-01-02 (Dave Eidem-Eric Mead)
Ansbach 02-03-04 (Marcus George)
Ansbach 06-07-08 (Marcus George)
Bitburg 09-10-11 (Mike Laue)
Robert D. Edgren 06-07-08 (Japan-Chris Waite - Pacific Schools)
2 in a row (12 teams)
Baumholder 1975-76 (Don Killett)
Hanau 1977-78 (Sam Timpano-Ed Driscoll)
Kaiserslautern 1979-80 (Joe Klemmer)
Heidelberg 1981-82 (Fred Schultz)
Karlsruhe 1981-82 (Frank Roehl)
Shape 1983-84 (Steve Sherrill)
Ramstein 1986-87 (Tom Lockyer)
Giessen 1986-87 (Charlie Toth)
Shape 1996-97 (Kent Worford)
Heidelberg 1998-99 (Brad Shahan)
Bitburg 1999-2000 (Rik Carr)
Hohenfels 2000-01 (Shawn Rodman)
ISB 2001-02 (Rob Stewart)
Shape 2003-04 (Kregg Kappenman)
Bitburg (2009-10) (Mike Laue)
Ramstein (06-07) (Amponin-Porter)
Wurzburg (88-89) (Sullivan)
Most Playoff Championships: (4 or more)
#1 10 Ramstein (86,87,92,94,95,96,03,06,07,09)
#1 10 Heidelberg (75,81,82,88,93,98,99,05,08,10)
#2 8 Shape (76,78,83,84,96,97,03,04)
#2 8 Ansbach (92,95,02,03,04,06,07,08),
#2 8 Bitburg (82, 84, 99, 00, 06, 09, 10, 11)
#3 6 ISB (78,85,87,92,01,02) (In 1986 ISB was 7-0 with no place to go)
#4 5 Wuerzburg (89,97,00,01,02)
#4 5 Baumholder (75,76,81,83,07)
#4 5 Wiesbaden (77,85,91,04,11),
#5 4 Hohenfels (97,00,01,05)

Consecutive Championship Game Appearances
#1- 8- Ansbach (02, 03, 04, 05, 06 ,07, 08, 09)
#2- 7- Heidelberg (04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10)
#3- 5- Ramstein (05, 06, 07, 08, 09)
#4- 3- Baumholder (02, 03, 04)
#4 3- Bitburg (09,10,11)
#4- 3- Bitburg (05, 06, 07)
#4- 3- Wurzburg (00, 01, 02)
#4- 3- Ramstein (94,95,96)
#4- 3- Fulda (88,89,90)
Most playoff championship appearances: (5 or more)
#1 19 Heidelberg (75,77,79,80,81,82,84,88,93,94,95,98,99,04,05,06,07,08,09,10)
#2 16 Ramstein (86,87,92,94,95,96,98,00,01,03,05,06,07,08,09,11)
#3 14 Ansbach (76,77,78,92,95,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,11)
#3 14 Bitburg (82,84,86,87,93,99,00,03,05,06,07,09,10,11)
#4 10 Baumholder (75,76,81,83,90,02,03,04,07,08)
#4 10 Wiesbaden (75,77,81,85,91,03,04,08,10,11)
#4 10 Wuerzburg (76,81,85,88,89,96,97,00,01,02)
#5 9 Shape (76,78,83,84,96,97,00,01,03,04)

#6 7 Augsburg (75,77,79,84,91,93,94)
#6 7 ISB (78,85,87,92,01,02,04)
#7 5 Hohenfels (97,98,00,01,05),
Longest tenure as head coach at 1 school:
1. Ken McNeeley 34 years? (Aviano)
2. Rik Carr 25 years (Bitburg)
3. Darryl Schwartz 20 years (Wiesbaden)

All time DoDDS coaching records (work in progress)
Kenny McNeeley (34 years) 163-70
Marcus George (24 years) 152-37
Don Drakulich (24 years) 117-44-2
Ric Carr (25 years)106-92
Frederick Bales (21 years) 110-59-2
Tim Pujols (13 years) 104-17

Darryl Schwartz(20 years)88-62
Brad Shahan (15 years) 80-39
Glenn Porter (9 years) 47-22
Mike Laue (9 years) 54-15
Steve Sherrill (7 Years) 47-6-1

Most points scored in a championship game:
1997- Hohenfels (George) beat Alconbury (Mead) 53-50
Lowest points scored in a championship game:
1998-Aviano (McNeeley) beat Vilseck (Connoly) 6-0
European Champions (by year):
*Note: Prior to 1975, Stars and Stripes (Ben Abrams) picked a mythical European Champion.

Division I
1975 Heidelberg (Fred Schultz)beat Wiesbaden (Jim Goodwin) 25-13
1976 Frankfurt (Lynn Haight) beat Mannheim (Gary Trauger) 22-16
1977 Wiesbaden (Tom LeBlanc) beat Heidelberg (Schultz)14- 10
1978 Hanau (Ed Driscoll) beat Kaiserslautern (Joe Klemmer) 21-18
1979 Kaiserslautern (Klemmer) beat Heidelberg (Schultz) 20-7
1980 Kaiserslautern (Klemmer) beat Heidelberg (Schultz) 27- 0
1981 Heidelberg (Schultz) beat Wiesbaden (Ben Johnson) 7-6
1982 Heidelberg (Schultz) beat Mannheim (Darry Andrew) 36-14
1983 Baumholder (Don Cornett) beat Mannheim (Andrew) 42-16
1984 Bitburg (Rik Carr) beat Heidelberg (Schultz) 19-12
1985 Wiesbaden (Darryl Schwartz) beat Wuerzburg (John Sullivan) 63-19
1986 Ramstein (Tom Lockyer) beat Bitburg (Rik Carr) 21-7
1987 Ramstein (Lockyer) beat Nuremberg (Jim Crowson) 37-13
1988 Heidelberg (Floyd Leighton) beat Wuerzburg (John Sullivan) 18-6
1989 Wuerzburg (John Sullivan) beat Nurnberg (Kilmartin) 13-12
1990 Nurnberg (Crowson) beat Mannheim (Andrew) 12-10
1991 Wiesbaden (Schwartz) beat Frankfurt (Charlie Toth) 18-16 * Kansas tiebreaker
1992 Ramstein (Juan Canada) beat Frankfurt (Marcus George) 16-12
1993 Heidelberg (Derek Fahleson) beat Frankfurt (George) 14-3
1994 Ramstein (Bob Ermel) beat Heidelberg (Derek Fahleson)
1995 Ramstein (Ermel) beat Heidelberg (Brad Shahan) 21-14
1996 Ramstein (Ermel) beat Wuerzburg (Gary Feletar) 27-13 (tied record 3-peat)
1997 Wuerzburg (Feletar) beat Lakenheath (Jim Garvie) 42-27
1998 Heidelberg (Brad Shahan) beat Ramstein (Glenn Porter) 23-7
1999 Heidelberg (Shahan) beat Kaiserslautern (Clinton Robinson) 8-7
2000 Wuerzburg (Dave Eidem) beat Ramstein (Glenn Porter)7-6
2001 Wuerzburg (Eidem) beat Ramstein (Ermel) 41-0
2002 Wuerzburg (Eric Mead) over Lakenheath (Tom Wingert) *tied record 3-peat
2003 Ramstein (Porter) beat Wiesbaden (Schwartz) 7-6
2004 Wiesbaden (Steve Jewell-Dave Eidem) beat Heidelberg 37-7(Shahan)
2005 Heidelberg (Shahan) beat Ramstein (Porter) 12-3
2006 Ramstein (Amponin) beat Heidelberg (Shahan) 26-7
2007 Ramstein (Porter) beat Heidelberg (Katz) 21-7
2008 Heidelberg (Shahan) beat Ramstein (Oliviera) 9-6
2009 Ramstein (Amponin) beat Heidelberg (Shahan) 35-21
2010 Heidelberg (Shahan) beat Wiesbaden (Jewell) 23-20 (Decided by FG in Double Overtime)
2011 Wiesbaden (Jewell) beat Ramstein (Amponin) 25-23

Pacific Champions
Class A championship games
2005-Osan American 16, Robert D. Edgren 14
2006-Robert D. Edgren 23, Osan American 0
2007-Robert D. Edgren 27, Daegu American 6
2008-Robert D. Edgren 35, Osan American 7
2009-Zama HS 46, Daegu HS 38
2010-Daegu HS 28 Zama HS 2
2011- Deagu HS 7 Zama HS 3
Class AA championship games
2005-Kubasaki 38, Seoul American 8
2006-Seoul American 12, Kadena 6, OT
2007-Kadena 39, Yokota 13
2008-Seoul American 22, Kadena 21
2009- Kadena HS 44, Seoul HS 0
2010-Kadena 53, Yokota 20
2011- Yokota 34 Kubasaki 6

Records: Div. I
Most consecutive European Championships:
Ramstein 3, Wuerzburg 3
Heidelberg 2, Kaiserslautern 2

Most Championships:
Ramstein 10
Heidelberg 10
Wuerzburg 5
Wiesbaden 4
Kaiserslautern 2

Most consecutive wins:
Ramstein 26 (1994-1995-1996)
Frankfurt 20 (1972-74)

Longest tenure as head coach at 1 school:
Darryl Schwartz- Wiesbaden (20 years)
European Champions (by year):
*Note: Prior to 1975, Stars and Stripes (Ben Abrams) picked a mythical European Champion.

Div. II
1975 Baumholder (Jim Killett) beat Augsburg (Jerry Greenspan)
1976 Baumholder (Jim Killett) beat Wuerzburg (John Sullivan)
1977 Hanau (Sam Timpano) beat Augsburg (Jerry Greenspan) 35-7
1978 ISB (Gary Demes) beat Wuerzburg (John Sullivan)
1979 Zweibrucken (Joe Young) beat Augsburg (Jerry Greenspan) 48-6
1980 Osterholz (Jack Hilgers) beat Zweibrucken (Joe Young) 7-0
1981 Baumholder (Don Cornett) beat Wuerzburg (John Sullivan) 48-7
1982 Bitburg (Rik Carr) beat Nuremberg (Joe Klemmer) 43-40 in Big Schools final
1983 Baumholder (Cornett), beat Mannheim (Rich Koenig) 42-16 in Big Schools final
1984 Bitburg (Rik Carr) beat Heidelberg (Fred Shultz) 19-12 in Big Schools final
1985 Wuerzburg (John Sullivan) lost to Wiesbaden (Darryl Schwartz)Big School game 60-19
1986 Bitburg (Rik Carr) later lost to Ramstein (Tom Lockyer) 21-7
1987 Nuremberg (Jim Crowson) beat Bitburg (Rik Carr) lost to Ramstein in Big Schools 37-13
1988 Wuerzburg (Sullivan) beats Nurnberg 20-3 Loses to Heidelberg (Floyd Leighton) 18-6
1989 Wuerzburg (Sullivan) beats Nuremberg (Kilmartin) 13-12
1990 Mannheim (Darry Andrew) loses to Nurnberg (Jim Crowson) 12-10
1991 Stuttgart and Nurnberg tie* (both lose in Playoffs with Frankfurt and Wiesbaden)
1992 ISB (Frank Morandi) beat Hanau (Joel Lambson) 9-8
1993 Hanau (Lambson) beat Bitburg (Rik Carr) 36-23
1994 AFCENT (Jack Gardner) beat Lakenheath Blue (Jim Garvie) 56-14
1995 Vilseck (Tim Connoly) beat Lakenheath Blue (Garvie) 20-14
1996 Shape (Kent Worford) beat Aviano (Ken McNeeley) 16-14
1997 Shape (Worford) beat Vilseck (Tim Connoly) 14-6
1998 Aviano (McNeeley)) beat Vilseck (Connoly) 6-0
1999 Bitburg (Rik Carr) beat PATCH 16-14
2000 Bitburg (Carr) beat SHAPE ( Worford) 41-0
2001 ISB (Rob Stewart) beat Shape (Kregg Kappenman) 20-13
2002 ISB (Stewart) beat Naples (Jim Hall) 23-20
2003 Shape (Kregg Kappenman) beat Bitburg (Rik Carr) 33-7
2004 Shape (Kappenman) beat ISB (Stewart) 31-7
2005 Hanau (Sam Cassou) beat Bitburg (Mike Laue) 42-25
2006 Bitburg (Laue) beat Naples (Hall) 27-24
2007 Ansbach (George) beat Bitburg (Laue) 44-8
2008 Ansbach (George) beat Wiesbaden (Jewell) 50-13
2009 Bitburg (Laue) beat Ansbach (George) 19-6
2010 Bitburg (Laue) beat Mannheim (Macias) 33-7
2011 Bitburg (Laue) beat Ansbach (George) 39-18
Records: Div II
Most Championships:
Bitburg 8
SHAPE 5
ISB 4
Nurnberg 3
Wuerzburg 2
Ansbach 2

Most consecutive championships:
Bitburg 3, Ansbach 2, ISB 2, Shape 2

Most appearances in Championship games:
Bitburg 14
Shape 7
ISB 5

Longest win streak:
Ansbach 23 (2007-2009)
Bitburg 22 (2009-2011)
Osterholz 19 1978-80
Shape 17 (1994-96)

Longest tenure:
Rik Carr- Bitburg (25 Years)
*15 different teams have won Championships in the last 30 years
European Champions (by year):
*Note: Prior to 1975, Stars and Stripes (Ben Abrams) picked a mythical European Champion.

Division III
1975 AFCENT (Ross Calvert) beat Karlsruhe (Lee Mawby) 45-6
1976 Shape (Al Allen) beat Ansbach (Gary McCauley) 40-12
1977 Bremerhaven (Jack Hilgers) beat Ansbach (McCauley) 21- 0
1978 Shape (Allen) beat Ansbach (McCauley) 28-22
1979 Osterholz (Hilgers) beat Bonn (Rick Goetz) 7-6
1980 Brussels (Mike LaSalle) beat Baumholder (Don Cornett) 26-13
1981 Karlsruhe (Frank Roehl) beat Brussels (Mike LaSalle) 15-6
1982 Karlsruhe (Roehl) beat AFCENT (Mike Childs) 33-27
1983 Shape (Steve Sherrill) beat Bamberg (Mike Giachinno) 22-14
1984 Shape (Steve Sherrill) beat Bamberg (Mike Giachinno) 20-14 overtime
1985 ISB (Larry Kelly) beat Giessen (Charley Toth) 39-22
1986 Giessen (Toth) beat Munich (Jim Goodwin) 14-0
1987 Giessen (Toth) beat Munich (Goodwin) 55-0
1987 (Atlantic- ISB beat Woodbridge 12-8)
1988 Fulda (Marcus George) beat Berlin (George Pepoy) 40-7
1988 Atlantic Championship: Hahn (Darrell Mood) beat Woodbridge (Jack Gardner) 40-14
1989 Fulda (George) beat Berlin (Pepoy) 6-3
1990 Fulda* (George) beat Baumholder (Doug Cummins) 24-6 * (set 3-peat record)
1991 Augsburg (Dennis LaValley) beat Woodbridge (Jack Gardner) 13-12
1992 Ansbach (Mick Plummer) beat Vilseck (Ed Burns) 66-0
1993 Lakenheath Blue (Pete Resnick) beat Augsburg (LaValley) 34-12
1994 Augsburg (LaValley) lost postseason to AFCENT (Jack Gardner) 46-8
1995 Ansbach (M. Plummer) beat Giessen (Mark Ertz) lost to Aviano in DE-IT game 40-38
1996 Bamberg (Ralph Serpico) beat Hohenfels (Marcus George) 15-13
1997 Hohenfels (George) beat Alconbury (Eric Mead) 53-50
1998 Alconbury (Mead) beat Hohenfels (Shawn Rodman) 28-20
1999 Vicenza (Steve Sanchez) beat Bad Kreuznach (Gary Palmer) 29-18
2000 Hohenfels (Rodman) beat Bad Kreuznach (Palmer) 24-6 (last year for BK)
2001 Hohenfels (Rodman) beat London Central (Richard Emerick) 26-6
2002 Ansbach (Marcus George) beat Baumholder (Carter Hollenbeck) 24-6
2003 Ansbach (George) beat Baumholder (Hollenbeck) 43-6
2004 Ansbach (George) beat Baumholder (Hollenbeck) 54-14
2005 Hohenfels (Rodman) beat Ansbach (George) 37-20
2006 Ansbach (George) beat AFNORTH (Greg Blankenship) 34-6
2007 Baumholder (Hollenbeck) beat Rota (Robert Stovall) 14-0
2008 AFNORTH (Greg Blankenship) beat Baumholder (Hollenbeck) 60-14
2009 Alconbury (Jeff Black) beat Menwith Hill (Pete Resnick) 31-13 (9 Man football)
2010 Sigonella (McKown) beat Alconbury (Black) 19-12)
2011 Rota (James Crowell) beat Bamberg (Engel-Dickens)) 44-32

Records: Div. III
Most consecutive European Championships:
Fulda 3, Ansbach 3
Hohenfels 2, Giessen 2, Karlsruhe 2, Shape 2

Most European Championships:
Ansbach 5,
Hohenfels 4,
Fulda 3, Shape 5,
Augsburg 2, Bamberg 2, Karlsruhe 2, Osterholz 2, ISB 2

Consecutive wins:
Ansbach 28,
Shape 24,
Fulda 17, Brussels 17,
Hohenfels 16

Most championship appearances:
Ansbach 10, Baumholder 10
Hohenfels 5,
Augsburg 4,
Fulda 3, Bamberg 3, Shape 5

Division IV
2007 Hanau (Sam Cassou) beat Menwith Hill 58-20
2008 Rota (Stovall) beat Alconbury (Duke Eidt) 22-21