The adult players at the community center are on their fall game.
After six weeks of action in the adult soccer league at the Center of Anna Maria Island, Wash Family Construction and Slim’s Place are tied atop the standings with matching 4-1-1 records.
Sato Real Estate at 3-2-1 follows with Pool America and Gulfview Windows & Doors on their heels with 3-3 records. Moss Builders is still in the mix with a 2-2-2 record, while Servis First Bank at 1-4-1 and 1-5 Ross Built complete the standings.
An evening of action Oct. 27 kicked off with Sato jumping out to an early lead and an 8-6 victory over Ross Built. Jacek Czajkowski and Lindsey Styka scored three goals each to lead Sato, which also received a goal and two assists from Josh Sato and a goal and an assist from Daniel Anderson.
Ross Built saw Greg Ross and Dean Hinterstoisser score three goals each, while Sam Parker and James Lynch each contributed one assist in the loss.
The second game of the evening saw Pool America cruise to an 8-4 victory over Servis First Bank. Gerardo Urbiola Bolanos scored four goals to lead Pool America, which also received two goals from Matthew Staggs and a goal and an assist from Jana Whitehead. Chris Klotz made five saves in goal and added an assist to the victory.
Selena Gonzalez-Salinas had two goals and an assist while Lucky Durmaz and Joseph Keogh scored one goal each for Servis in the loss.
The night’s finale saw Gulfview Windows & Doors even its record at 3-3 thanks to a 9-4 victory over Moss Builders behind three goals each from Keith Mahoney and Raul Loera. Asli Gunsel added two goals, Zachary Long finished with a goal and Tuna McCracken helped preserve the victory with nine saves.
Jessica Williams and Damir Glavan scored two goals each in the loss for Moss, which also received an assist from Daniel Hampton and four saves from Olaf Krause.
Youth soccer standings
LaPensee Plumbing remains on top of the 10U standings in the youth soccer league at the center with a 5-1 record, just ahead of second-place Sato Real Estate at 4-0-2.
Island Real Estate holds down third at 3-2-1 with Solid Rock Construction close behind at 2-3-1. AMI Coconuts is alone in fifth place at 1-3-2, while Cloud Pest Control is still in search of a victory at 0-6.
HSH Designs remains on top of the 14U three-team division with a 3-0-1 record, while Progressive Cabinetry is second at 1-2-1. Mac Parkman Foundation is at 0-3-2.
The 10U division action Oct. 25 got going with Solid Rock Construction earning a 2-0 victory over Cloud Pest Control behind a goal each from Renan Kesten and Turner Worth. Matthew Darak added an assist and Isaac Roadman finished with two saves in the victory.
Sawyer Leibfried finished with five saves for Cloud in the loss.
LaPensee Plumbing received two goals each from Preston LaPensee and Luca Rosenkrans as they cruised to a 4-0 victory over AMI Coconuts.
Jordan Steele and Sophia Kerr combined to make four saves for AMI Coconuts in the loss.
Sato edged IRE by a 1-0 score in the last 10U division game of the night. Dylan Sato notched the lone goal on an assist from brother Brandon, while Gunnar Maize and Camden Rudacille combined to make eight saves in the victory.
Vincent Gollamudi made three saves for Island Real Estate in the loss.
The final match of the evening saw Progressive Cabinetry and Mac Parkman battle to a 2-2 tie in the 14U division. Mason Moss scored a pair of goals to lead Moss Builders, which also received two assists from Charlie Serra in the victory.
Dominik Zupa led Mac Parkman with a pair of goals while Xane Flores made three saves in the tie.
Horseshoe news
Horseshoe action Oct. 26 at the Anna Maria City Hall pits saw four teams advance to the knockout stage with 3-0 records. The team of Bob Heiger and Bob Baker cruised past Tom Skoloda and Rod Bussey in the first semifinal, while Tom Farrington steamrolled Steve Kreibel and Jerry Disbrow 23-2.
Farrington stayed hot in the final with a 21-4 beat down of Heiger and Baker.
Three teams advanced to the knockout stage during Oct. 29 action. Farrington and Bud Gaines received the bye to the finals and watched as Dom Livedoti and Stuart Lindberg edged Tom Skoloda by a 22-20 score. It was all Livedoti and Lindberg in the finals as they cruised to a 21-12 victory over Farrington and Gaines to earn the day’s bragging rights.
Play gets underway at 9 a.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Anna Maria pits. Warmups begin at 8:45 a.m., followed by random team selection.
There is no charge to play and everyone is welcome.
Key Royale golf news
There was a full week of golf action at the Key Royale Club in Holmes Beach last week, but the highlight of the week had to the hole-in-one by Bill Shuman. Shuman aced the 186-yard fourth hole with his driver — the first ace of his golfing career. Congratulations, Bill!
The men played their weekly modified-Stableford System match Oct. 24. The trio of Nelson Eagle, Jim Hill and Chuck Patrick each carded a score of plus-4 to finish in a three-way tie for first. Gary Razze was another point back in second place.
The women played a nine-hole individual-low-net match in two flights Oct. 25.
Pam Lowry fired an even-par 32 to grab first place in Flight A, one stroke ahead of second-place finishers Helen Pollock and Sue Wheeler.
Terry Westby’s 1-over-par 33 gave her first place in Flight B. Jackie Gorski was alone in second place at 3-over-par 35, a stroke ahead of Gloria LeDue.
The week ended Oct. 27 with a nine-hole scramble that saw the team of Jenny Huibers, Ken Nagengast and Larry Solberg combine for the win on a 6-under-par 26. The team of Marty Hicks, Jerry Martinek and Bob Paine settled for second with a 5-under-par 27.