Story Tools • • Date of Issue: October 11, 2007 Island soccer league standings tight in Division III by Kevin Cassidy Islander Correspondent Islanders Matt Bauer, Zack Even and Chris Perez are members of the Manatee High School freshman football team. The race for Division III soccer supremacy is tight. Only one victory separates first place from fourth place in the Anna Maria Island Community Center Soccer League�fs seven-team division and that doesn�ft count Creative Tile -currently undefeated but with two games rained out. Island Real Estate sits atop the standings with a one-point lead over undefeated second-place team Ross Builders. Mr. Bones is one point behind Ross Builders, while Autoway Ford is three points back. Division II Cannons has opened up a four-point lead in the standings, as has LaPensee Plumbing in Division I. However, with 10 ties in 28 contests between Division I and II, the competition is pretty even except when it comes to LaPensee. That team has been scoring goals at a frenetic pace led by the one-two scoring duo of Paulo Fonseca and Heldino Gomez. LaPensee has outscored its opponents 29-10, but still has two ties on its record. The season is approaching the midway point so there is still time for teams to make a move for first place in each of the three divisions. Division III: Bones 2, WCAC 1 Henrik Brusso notched a pair of goals to help Mr. Bones ease past West Coast Air Conditioning on Oct. 5. Anthony Cucci found the back of the net once for West Coast Air in the loss. Creative Tile 1, IRE 0 Creative Tile Design forclosed on Island Real Estate with a tight, 1-0 victory on Oct. 5. Michael Latimore scored the game winner for Creative Tile in the victory. Ford 3, A&E 0 Autoway Ford cruised past Air & Energy on Oct. 4 by a 3-0 score behind a pair of goals from Natasha Nieckoski and one goal from Jackie Burgess. Ford 2, WCAC 0 Emma Perry and Jackie Burgess each notched a goal to lead Autoway Ford past West Coast Air Conditioning on Oct. 1. Ross 1, A&E 1 Ross Builders and Air & Energy battled to a 1-1 tie on Oct. 3. Jake Ross notched the lone goal for Ross Builders, while Bruce Oliver scored for Air & Energy in the tie. IRE 1, Bones 0 Island Real Estate smoked Mr. Bones 1-0 on Oct. 3 behind a strong defense and a goal from Keegan Murphy. Division II: M. Norman 2, S. Lindsey 2 Mike Norman Realty and Scott Lindsey Painting battled to a 2-2 tie on Oct. 3. Blaine Jenefsky scored both goals for Scott Lindsey Painting, while Mike Norman Realty was led by Morgan Greig and Josh Zawistoski, who each notched one goal in the tie. M. Norman 3, Danziger 0 Mike Norman Realty utilized a balanced offense and a stout defense to record a 3-0 shutout victory over Dr. Danziger�fs Destroyers on Oct. 2. Morgan Greig, Neil Carper and Josh Zawistoski each scored goals for Mike Norman Realty in the victory. Cannons 6, Danziger 2 Cannons was firing on all cylinders during it Oct. 1 6-2 victory over Dr. Danziger�fs Destroyers. Hunter Parrish led the way for Cannons with a hat trick, while teammates Max Monuese notched two goals and Garrison Clark added one goal in the victory. Travis Belsito found the back of the net twice for Danziger in the loss. Division I: LaPensee 9, Harcon 6 LaPensee Plumbing rode the one-two scoring punch of Heldino Gomez and Paulo Fonseca to a 9-6 win over Harcon on Oct. 4. Gomez finished with five goals, while Fonseca scored four to lead the LaPensee Plumbing offensive attack. Daniel Pimental scored three goals to lead Harcon, which also received two goals from Kyle Parsons and one goal from Trevor Bystrom in the loss. Sun 8, M. Stanley 3 The Sun burned Morgan Stanley 8-3 on Oct. 3 behind a pair of hat tricks from Chris Mundell and Nick Tankersley. Chris Pate and Wyatt Hoffman each added one goal for Sun in the victory. Jordan Sebastiano led Morgan Stanley with two goals while Chandler Hardy added one goal in the loss. LaPensee 10, M. Stanley 0 LaPensee Plumbing flooded Morgan Stanley with a barrage of goals while also playing good defense in its 10-0 shutout victory on Oct. 1. Paulo Fonseca scored five goals to lead the LaPensee Plumbing attack, which also received three goals from Heldino Gomez and two goals from Alex Hall.   Key Royale golf news The Key Royale Club men played a nine-hole, better-ball-of-foursome game on Oct. 1 with two teams tying for first place. The team of Al Morgan, Vince Mercadante, Jim Thorton and John Heiselmann matched the 6-under-par score carded by the team of Austing Rice, Ralph Bassett, Danny Hayes and Bob King. The Key Royale men and women got together on Sept. 28 for a two-best-balls-of-foursome match which again produced a tie for first. Jane Winegarden, Dorothy McKinna and Jim Finn shot a 2-under 62 to match the score of Terry Westby, Joy Phelan, Jerry Brown and Don Ledford.   Horseshoe news  John Johnson walked his way to an undisputed victory in the Oct. 3 horseshoe competition. Johnson was the only team out of the eight competing to post a 3-0 pool play record. The Sept. 29 horseshoe proceedings produced three undefeated teams. After drawing names to see who got a free pass to the finals, Debbie Rhodes and Herb Ditzel defeated Norm Good and Steve Doyle 21-14. Rhodes-Ditzel advanced to the championship round, where they faced off against John Johnson and Sam Samuels. Sam �gSix Pack�h Samuels emphatically ended the match with a double ringer or to win the game by a 26-10 score. Play gets under way at 9 a.m. every Wednesday and Saturday 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. Anna Maria Island Little League news A community organizational meeting for the Anna Maria Island Little League will be held at 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 15, at the Anna Maria Island Community Center. The meeting is open to all adult Little League enthusiasts residing on Anna Maria Island and the Manatee County portion of Longboat Key. The primary agenda of this meeting is to vote in the new league�fs board of directors for the 2008 season. For more information, contact Center athletic director, Andy Jonatzke, at 941-778-1908, ext. 9205. AMICC Soccer League standings as of Oct. 5 Division III (ages 8-9) WonLostTiePts. IRE3109 Ross2028 Bones2117 Ford2106 Tile  1014 A&E0222 WCAC0400 Division II (ages 10-11) Cannons2028 M. Norman1114 Danzinger      1203 Lindsey0133 Division I (ages 12-14) LaPensee2028 Harcon1114 Sun  1114 M. Stanley1303 2007 AMICC soccer schedule Instructional League (ages 4-7) All games @ the Center field DateTime      Teams Oct. 106 p.m.AM Glass vs. Duncan Oct. 107 p.m.Eye Tours vs. LPAC Oct. 116 p.m.Beach Bistro vs. AM Glass Oct. 117 p.m.Eye Tours vs. Orthopedics Oct. 126 p.m.Beach Bistro vs. Sand Dollar Oct. 127 p.m.Sparks vs. LPAC Oct. 156 p.m.Beach Bistro vs. Orthopedics Oct. 157 p.m.Eye Tours vs. Duncan Oct. 166 p.m.Sand Dollar vs. LPAC Oct. 167 p.m.Sparks vs. AM Glass Division III (ages 8-9) All games @ the Center field DateTime      Teams Oct. 105:30 p.m.Tile Design vs. WCAC Oct. 106:30 p.m.Bones vs. A&E Oct. 116 p.m.WCAC vs. A&E Oct. 117 p.m.Ford vs. Ross Oct. 126 p.m.Tile Design vs. Bones Oct. 127 p.m.Ford vs. IRE Oct. 156 p.m..Bones vs. Ross Oct. 166 p.m..Tile Design vs. Ford Division II (ages 10-11) All games @ the Center field Oct. 107:30 p.m.S. Lindsey vs. M. Norman Oct. 157 p.m.M. Norman vs. Danziger Oct. 167 p.m.Cannons vs. Norman Division I (ages 12-14) All games @ Holmes Beach field Oct. 106:30 p.m.LaPensee vs. Sun Oct. 116:30 p.m.Harcon vs. Sun Oct. 126:30 p.m.Harcon vs. M. Stanley Oct. 156:30 p.m.Sun vs. LaPensee Oct. 166:30 p.m.Harcon vs. LaPensee