There are two unbeaten teams spread over two divisions in the youth soccer league at the Center of Anna Maria Island. Adrian Griffin Interiors is on top of the 8-10 division at 5-0, one game over Moss Builders at 4-1. Vida Sports Ministry is alone in third at 2-2-1 with AMI Outfitters on their heels at 2-3. Solid Rock Construction at 1-3-1 and 0-5 Beach Bums complete the 8-10 division standings.
Back-to-back matches kicked off for the 8-10 division Oct. 28 at the center pitch with Moss Builders cruising to a 4-0 victory over Beach Bums. Finn Viehman scored three goals and Maclen Wright added a goal. Titus Moss came through with eight saves in the Moss victory.
Gia Ciasullo made four saves for Beach Bums in the loss.
Griffin Interiors held on for a 3-1 victory over Vida Sports Ministry behind two goals and an assist from Ruthie Ball. Jackson Griffin had one goal, Cooper Patel added an assist and Houston Winn made eight saves in the victory.
JJ Smith had a goal for Vida Sports, which also received seven saves from Everett Hood in the loss.
AMI Outfitters edged Solid Rock Construction 3-2 in the last 8-10 division match of the night. Phoenix Harwood notched two goals and Judah Treworgy added a goal for AMI Outfitters, which received two saves from Graeme Bekkerus in the victory.
Samuel Raulerson had a big game for Solid Rock, finishing with two goals and a game-high six saves. Jeremiah Raulerson added three saves in the loss.
The 11-13 division standings have Print Wizards on top with a 4-0 record, comfortably ahead of 2-2 La Creperie. AMI Coconuts and Solid Rock Construction complete the standings at 1-3.
Next up Oct. 28 was the 11-13 division with Solid Rock Construction rolling past AM I Coconuts 4-1 behind two goals each from Owen Mahoney and Callin Westfall. Isaac Roadman added an assist and Elijah Roadman had three saves.
Grayson Hinckle scored AM I Coconuts’ lone goal on an assist from Aidan Guess, while Andre Harwood made eight saves in the loss.
Luca Viehman scored three goals to lead Print Wizards to a 3-2 victory over La Creperie in the last 11-13 game of the evening. Parker Svoboda chipped in with an assist while Joseph Caballero finished with five saves in the victory.
Tristan Hagey and Louis Bacon each scored to lead La Creperie, which also received six saves from Jordan Tobey in the loss.
Adult 3-v-3 basketball news
After five weeks of action in the adult 3-v-3 basketball league, Bradenton Home Inspections and Island Lumber are tied in the standings with matching 4-1 records. A trio of teams — Salty Printing, Slim’s Place and Solid Rock Construction — follow at 2-3. Mi-Box completes the standing at 1-4.
Action Oct. 30 saw Bradenton Home Inspections take two out of three from Solid Rock Construction 22-13, 19-18, 9-21. Tom Parks led Home Inspections with 16 points in the first game and 17 in the second game. Andrew Simonetti scored 6 points to lead Home Inspections in the last game.
Zach Long led Solid Rock Construction with a combined 17 points over the three games. Karri Stephens had 11 points and Connor Morse finished with 10 points in the loss.
Island Lumber defeated Mi-Box 22-14, 19-21, 22-9 in the second contest of the evening behind 36 points over the three games from Wes Jackson. Chase Richardson added 14 points and Miguel Rodriguez finished with 13 points in the victory.
Paul Hamilton led Mi-Box with 28 points and 14 points from Kiatrell Zachary in the loss.
The last match of the night saw Slim’s Place hold on for a 21-8, 15-22, 17-13 victory over Salty Printing. Ajani Poole led Slim’s with 21 points while Corey Jaques finished with 17 points in the victory.
Donte Filletti paced Salty Printing with 16 points and Andy Szabo finished with 15 points in the loss.
Key Royale golf news
Members and guests at the Key Royale Club in Holmes Beach were out in force over the past week enjoying the beautiful weather, starting Oct. 27 with the men’s modified-Stableford system match.
Ed Harrel fired a plus-5 to earn a 3-point victory over Rod Hammonds, Eric Lawson and Roger Rottschafer who tied for second place at plus-2.
The women played a nine-hole individual low-net match Oct. 28. Sue Wheeler fired a 1-under-par 31 to earn clubhouse bragging rights for the day. Linda Dorsey and Sharon Tarras tied for second at 1-over-par 33, while Laurie Hicks and Brenda Solleveld were both a stroke back in third.
Members closed out the week Oct. 30 with a shamble, playing to a par 64. The team of Ron Huibers, Eric Lawson, Blake Ress and Deb Richardson combined on an 8-under-par 56 to win the day’s outing, while the team of Jim Bailey, Tim Dunigan, Jerry Martinek and Mike Riddick were two strokes back in second.
Horseshoe action
Horseshoe action for the AMI Pitchers last week was short and sweet with no playoffs needed. Tom Farrington and Bob Hawks posted the lone 3-0 record during the Oct. 29 games at the Anna Maria City Hall pits, while Tim Sofran won the Nov. 1 games with the only 3-0 record.
The action starts at 9 a.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Anna Maria City Hall pits. Warmups begin at 8:45 a.m., followed by random team selection.
There is no charge to play and everyone is welcome.
Center registering winter football league
The Center of Anna Maria Island is registering kids for the nonprofit’s winter flag football league.
Registration is for kids ages 4-17.
The deadline to register will be Friday, Dec. 12.
A draft day will be Monday, Dec. 15, beginning at 5:30 p.m. for kids ages 8-10, followed by a 7 p.m. evaluation and draft for kids ages 14-17.
Evaluation and draft for kids ages 11-13 will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 16.
There is no evaluation for the youngest division.
The cost to play is $20 for members and $150 for nonmembers.
The season will begin Monday, Jan. 12, 2026, with games on Mondays and Tuesdays.
For more information, contact Raul Loera at sports@centerami.org or 941-778-1908, ext. 210.
— Lisa Neff
