Yokota has won the last two DODEA-Pacific Division II football titles and would savor a third-straight championship.

Robert D. Edgren hasn’t won a DODEA-Pacific Division II football title in 18 years. But the school hopes to start rebuilding a program this fall.

Nile C. Kinnick didn’t win a game last year, but hopes that versatility will help turn it around in DODEA-Pacific Division I football this season.

Zama lost a spot in last year’s DODEA-Pacific Division II title game due to a tie-breaker and has key players back on offense and defense.

Matthew C. Perry has dominated the last two DODEA-Pacific Division II football regular seasons only to fall short twice in the championship game.

Kadena didn’t reach the DODEA-Pacific Division I title game last season for the first time in more than a decade.

Kubasaki, coming off only one loss in the last two seasons in DODEA-Pacific Division I football, looks at a handful of players to replace a senior injured in practice.

Some DODEA-Pacific teams begin tryouts Monday.

The top four male finishers end up within two points of each other, while Daniela Fuentes has an easier time winning the women’s crown.

Two athletes who will play at Division I universities lead a strong contingent from Kubasaki and Kadena.