All-Europe running back Evan Canfield rushed for two touchdowns Saturday as visiting Ramstein, the two-time defending European Division I champion, clinched the Division I-North conference football title with a 20-7 victory over Kaiserslautern.

Canfield’s first TD gave the Royals (4-2 overall, 2-0 in I-North) a 14-7 halftime lead. Ramstein had taken a 6-0 lead on a short run by Tim Ortiz that capped the game’s opening drive.

Kaiserslautern (4-2, 1-1) took the lead moments later when Khairi Smith, who rushed 12 times for 49 yards, went over from the 2. Brendan Rapier’s PAT kick put K-town up for the only time.

Canfield’s second TD came in the third quarter. The PAT attempt was blocked.

Kaiserslautern, which got 11 tackles each from Tim Marshall and Tim Velazquez, will travel to Heidelberg on Saturday for a D-I semifinal. The Red Raiders downed Heidelberg 24-22 on the Lions’ field in the regular season. Ramstein will play I-South runner-up Vilseck in the other D-I semifinal. Vilseck beat visiting Ramstein 21-14 in September.

In other Division I and II games this weekend:

Vilseck 50, Patch 0: At Vilseck on Saturday, Nico Carr ran for two TDs, Tyler Hall passed for two and Angelo Anderson ran for two, one after picking up a teammate’s fumble and going 48 yards, as the Falcons (4-1, 1-1 in I-South) tuned up for their semifinal game.

According to Vilseck coach Jim Hall, Shane Calder caught quarterback Tyler Hall’s first TD pass, which covered 36 yards, and Jamal Grant grabbed the other, a 20-yarder. Both came in the first quarter. Hall finished 6 of 11 for 178 yards. Carr, who finished with 126 yards on 15 carries, scored the next two Vilseck TDs on runs of 17 and 38 yards, and Phillip Linka’s 34-yard field goal made it 27-0 at halftime.

T.J. Blunt, who ran eight times for 118 yards, broke a 21-yard TD jaunt after intermission. Anderson, who carried 12 times for 100 yards, scored twice in the final quarter, helping Vilseck to 388 rushing yards on 54 attempts.

Kalyn Smithson, who forced two fumbles, recovered one and had three sacks among his 13 stops, capped Vilseck’s scoring when he sacked the quarterback in the end zone. Angelo Hall forced two fumbles and made nine stops, and Anderson and Phillip Manning each picked off two passes against Patch (0-6, 0-2).

Lakenheath 26, Heidelberg 14: At Lakenheath, Josh Gunter ran for two TDs, and the Lancers (2-3) blocked two Heidelberg punts. Lakenheath coach Matt Martinez said Colton Louviere recovered a punt that Sean Gresham blocked into the Heidelberg end zone for a TD.

Mitchell Christiansen rushed 14 times for 78 yards, and Tyler Shouey ran eight times for 68 yards for the Lancers.

Chris Frazier and Jimmy Montfleury each scored a TD for I-South champion Heidelberg (4-2).

Naples 19, Aviano 18: At Naples, Danny Crusselas’ 35-yard field goal in the final minutes hit the crossbar and bounced over, sending the Wildcats (3-3 overall, 2-1 in II-South) into a European D-II semifinal game Saturday at Wiesbaden, according to Naples coach Dan Dittmeier.

The kick broke a 16-16 tie, and, according to Aviano coach Rick Dahlstrom, Aviano then drove into Wildcats territory. But Wildcat defender David Loudon intercepted an Aviano pass on the Naples goal line, and Naples took a safety to earn a free kick from its 20 with 47 seconds to play.

Ansbach 47, Bamberg 0: At Bamberg, Anthony Adams and Jordan Shack each ran for two TDs as the II-South champion Cougars prepped for Saturday’s Division II semifinal at home against Bitburg with their 22nd consecutive victory.

Shaun Francis opened the scoring with a 58-yard interception return. The Cougars (6-0) also scored on a 29-yard pass from Dominic Barrale to Carter Gunn and a 2-yard run by Joey Dominguez. Jeff Brice led Ansbach with 10 tackles. Teammate Kevin Stadler added seven.

Sebastian Castaneda made eight tackles for Bamberg (1-5 overall, 0-3 in II-South).

SHAPE 43, ISB 0: At the International School of Brussels, Jimmy Drago passed for two touchdowns, ran for a third and returned an interception 60 yards for a fourth as the Spartans (3-3 overall, 2-2 in II-North) closed their season with a romp.

According to ISB athletic director Jason Baseden, Kerwin Nielsen caught both of Drago’s TD tosses. Both came in the second quarter as the Spartans built a 29-0 lead. Drago, who also scored on a 2-point conversion run, ran 5 yards for SHAPE’s first TD. Christian Walker, who carried six times for 33 yards, and Jerome Gamboa, who rushed eight times for 58 yards, ran for SHAPE’s other scores.

Gino Cullota carried 13 times for 84 yards for ISB (2-4, 1-3), but the Raiders could do little else against a SHAPE defense that got nine tackles from Gamboa and eight each from Walker and Deundrae Gordon.

Wiesbaden 34, Hamburg Huskies 19: At Wiesbaden, Jeremiah Sims rushed 18 times for 135 yards and two TDs as the II-North champions beat their guests from the German League.

Wiesbaden (6-0, 4-0), which hosts II-South runner-up Naples in a D-II semifinal Saturday. Wiesbaden also scored on a run by Marcus Williams and a reception by Tyrece Davis, who hauled in a scoring pass from Ryan Reagan.

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