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Progressive Cabinetry moved to the top of the standings this week in the adult soccer league at the Center of Anna Maria Island.
Progressive has a 4-1 record, just ahead of second-place Pool America, which is at 3-0-2. Salty Printing holds down third with a 3-2 record, one point ahead of fourth-place Ross Built at 2-1-2. Language Services Associates and Moss Builders are tied for fifth with 2-2-1 records, with Sato Real Estate right behind at 2-3. Diamond Turf at 1-3-1, Beach House Restaurant at 1-4 and Solid Rock Construction at 0-2-3 complete the standings.
Action April 24 saw Pool America and Diamond Turf battle to a 3-3 tie to open the evening. Nate Welch scored two goals and Hakan Toka added a goal for Pool America, which also received six saves from Jessica Reukberg in the draw.
Curtis Bickler, Samuel Romero and Gerarado Urbiola Bolanos each scored one goal for Diamond Turf.
Kevin Roman scored a pair of goals to lead Salty Printing to a 4-0 victory over Beach House in the second game of the night. Tyler Brewer and Erica Nielson each added one goal while Tuna McCracken made seven saves in the shutout victory.
Aaron Frech and Jake Parsons combined to make nine saves to lead Beach House in the loss.
Keith Mahoney scored two goals to help Progressive Cabinetry edge Moss Builders 3-2 in the third game of the night. Junior Martines added a goal and an assist and Tyler Bekkerus made nine saves in the victory.
Kari Stephens and Kali Richardson each scored for Moss Builders, which also received 10 saves from Ryan Moss in the loss.
Ross Built cruised to a 4-1 victory over Sato in the fourth game behind three goals from Helio Gomez. Ted Hurst added a goal and an assist and Dean Hinterstoisser made eight saves in the victory.
Matthew Darak notched the lone goal for Sato, which also received 14 saves from Paul Jennison in the loss.
The closing game saw Solid Rock and Langauge Services battle to a 3-3 tie. Timo Vechio had two goals and an assist to lead Solid Rock, which also received a goal from Jana Whitehead and seven saves from Mark Long in the tie.
Murat Akay, Selena Gonzalez-Salinas and Austin Nutting each scored goals for Language Services, while Steve Oelfke made 10 saves.
After four weeks of action, the 8-10 division standings are tight with Solid Rock Construction on top with a 3-0-1, just ahead of second-place Intuitive Foundation with a 3-1 record. Isola Bella Italian Eatery is holding third place at 1-0-3, just ahead of Am I Coconuts and Emily Moss Design, each with 1-2-1 records. Shady Lady Horticultural Services completes the standings with a 0-4 record.
Moss Builders holds down the top spot in the 11-14 division with a 2-0 record, just ahead of 1-1-1 Solid Rock Construction and Gitt Team at 1-0-1. HSH Designs at 1-2 and 0-2 Westfall’s Lawn Care complete the 11-14 standings.
Action in the 8-10 division kicked off with Intuitive Foundation edging Emily Moss Design 2-1 behind goals from Parker Svoboda and Gunnar Maize, while Sawyer Leibfried made five saves in the victory.
Titus Moss notched the lone goal for Moss Design, which also received nine saves from Miles Moss in the loss.
The second game of the night saw Am I Coconuts earn a 2-0 shutout over Shady Lady. Phoenix Harwood scored both goals for Am I Coconuts in the win.
Simon Messinger paced Shady Lady with seven saves.
The last game of the evening saw Isola Bella and Solid Rock battle to a 0-0 tie. Carson Long made four saves to lead Isola Bella, while Jeremiah Raulerson and Samuel Raulerson combined in goal to make five saves in the draw.
Action in the 11-14 division kicked off April 23 with Solid Rock Construction easing past Westfall’s Lawn Care & Pest Control by a 1-0 score. Alex Guerrero notched the lone goal and Charlie Serra and Hayden Eurice combined to make seven saves in the victory.
The Gitt Team cruised to a 3-0 victory over HSH Design behind a hat trick from Gunnar Maize and seven saves from Kyle Castagna.
Jack Zaccagnino made five saves for HSH Design in the loss.
If you happened to hear a shout of joy ringing out over Key Royale on April 17, it may have come from Brian Hogan, who scored his first career hole-in-one on the 145-yard eighth hole at KRC in Holmes Beach using his nine iron. As tradition calls, Hogan treated the day’s golfers with celebratory drinks at the clubhouse following the round.
In other competition at the club, Joy Coyne carded a plus-5 to win the modified-Stableford system match April 22. Doug Kristensen, Eric Lawson and Ken Nagengast finished in a three-way tie for second place at plus-4.
The women played a nine-hole team scramble April 23 that saw the team of Connie Livanos, Helen Pollock and Sue Wheeler tie the team of Lisa Edmonds, Jenny Huibers, Pauline Lee and Dee Munn with matching 3-over-par 35s.
The week ended April 25 with a team shamble, where two scores from each group are counted and it ended with a tie. The team of Dale Hudson, Jerry Martinek, Greg Shorten and Larry Solberg matched the 2-over-par 66 carded by the team of Dave DuVernay, Scott Mitchell and Marcia and Tim Friessen.
Two teams emerged from pool play during April 24 horseshoe action at the Anna Maria City Hall pits. Tim Sofran walked his way to the winner’s circle with a 24-13 victory over Tom Skoloda and Tom Farrington.
Action April 27 saw Sofran back in the winner’s circle, this time he teamed up with Ron Gagnon. Sofran and Gagnon defeated Farrington and Gary Howcroft 21-16. The victory was the fourth win in a row for Sofran.
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.
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