Forfeit helps Ross Built to top spot in soccer division
by Kevin Cassidy
Islander Correspondent
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| Andrew Ross gets off a shot and Sarah Wolfe gives chase during Anna Maria Island Community Center Soccer League Division I action at the Center. Islander Photos: Kevin Cassidy |
An Anna Maria Island Community Center Soccer League Division I tussle between Ross Built, featuring twin brothers Andrew and Jake Ross, and Island Real Estate, which boasts Neil Carper and Ray Fano, never materialized on Oct. 10. Island Real Estate had to forfeit the match as only five players showed, giving Ross Built the 1-0 victory.
The win gives Ross a 4-2-1 record, three points ahead of second place Mike Norman Realty, which has a 3-2-1 record. Division II-leader Mr. Bones and Premier-leader West Coast Air Conditioning both boast 5-0 records and hold eight-point leads in their respective divisions over the second-place holders.
With the season about half over, teams in those divisions better start cutting into their leads or their chances for winning the division crown will be gone rather shortly.
In other soccer action:
Mr. Bones continued to roll in Division II with a 5-0 shutout victory over Coastal Orthopedic on Oct. 9. Michael Latimer led the way with four goals, while Ben Connors chipped in with one goal.
West Coast Air Conditioning continued its high scoring ways during a 6-3, Premier Division victory over Harcon Corp. on Oct. 9. Trevor Bystrom led the way with three goals, while Zach Evans, Chandler Hardy and Daniel Pimental each added one goal in the victory.
Harcon Corp. received one goal apiece from Nicole Botero, Garrison Clark and Alex Hall in the loss.
On Oct. 7, Island Real Estate doubled up on Mike Norman Realty by a 4-2 score in Division I soccer action. Neil Carper and Ray Fano led the way with two goals apiece in the victory.
Mike Norman Realty was led by Logan Reiber and Mikey Ellsworth, each scoring one goal in the loss.
Autoway Ford 5, Ross Built 3
On Oct. 8, Henrik Brusso scored three goals to lift Autoway Ford past Ross Built in Division I soccer. Brusso was supported by teammates Natasha Nieckoski and Josh Zawistoski, who each added a goal in the victory.
Ross Built was led by Jake Ross with two goals, while Andrew Ross added one goal in the loss.
Harcon Corp. 4, Lapensee Plumbing 3
On Oct. 8, Harcon Corp. earned its first victory of the season with a 4-3 win over Lapensee Plumbing in the Premier Division. Chris Pate led the way for Harcon with two goals, while Hunter Parrish and Nicole Botero each added one goal in the victory.
Vanessa Parkin led Lapensee with two goals, while Danny Krokroskia added one goal in the loss.
Mike Norman Realty edged Autoway Ford by a 3-2 score on Oct. 6 behind three goals from Mikey Ellsworth. Autoway Ford was led by Josh Zawistoski and Henrik Brusso, who scored one goal apiece in the Division I loss.
On Oct. 6, West Coast Air Conditioning cooled off Wash Family Construction 9-1 in the Premier Division. Trevor Bystrom led the way with three goals, while William Brusso, Chandler Hardy and Max Miller each scored twice.
Chris Callahan scored the lone goal for Wash in the loss.
Ross Built 6, Island Real Estate 3
On Oct. 4, Jake Ross scored four goals to lead Ross Built by a 6-3 score over Island Real Estate in Division I action. Brother Andrew Ross and Madison Gsell each added single goals to complete the Ross scoring in the victory.
Ray Fano led Island Real Estate with two goals, while Neil Carper added one goal in the loss.
Key Royale golf news
The women of Key Royale Club in Holmes Beach played a basic low-net-for-nine -holes game and threw in a best-four-consecutive-holes challenge during their golf outing on Oct. 7. Low-net winner in flight one was Lois Biel with an even-par 32. Sue Hookem and Roswitha Fowler tied for second place at 35.
Nancy Grimme and Meredith Slavin tied for first place in flight two with 3-over-par 35s. They were followed closely by Helen Klos and Lorraine Towne, who finished in second and third place with scores of 36 and 37.
Winners of the best four holes in a row went to Sue Hookem, Joy Phelan and Penny Williams with 18 strokes over four holes in flight one. Flight two winner was Meredith Slavin with a 20. Dolores Jorgensen chipped in on number 7.
The men teed it up on Oct. 6 for a nine-hole, best-ball-of-foursome game. The team of Russ Olson, Richard Westby, Matt Behan and Charlie Knopp combined to fire a 7-under par 25 to claim the day’s bragging rights. Second place went to John Atkinson, Dick Grimme, Bob Kelly and Chris Collins with a 6-under 26.
AMICC Soccer League standings as of Oct. 10
TeamWonLostTiePts.
Division II
Mr. Bones50015
Panoramic2117
Orthopedic0322
Sparks0311
Division I
Ross 42113
Norman32110
Autoway2306
IRE 2406
Premier Division
WCAC 50115
Wash2217
Lapensee1125
Harcon1503
AMICC soccer schedule
Date TimeTeams
Instructional Division (ages 4-5)
Oct. 156:30 p.m. A&E vs. Surf Shop
Oct. 166:30 p.m.Panoramic vs. Ralph’s
Oct. 216:30 p.m.Panoramic vs. Surf Shop
Division III (ages 6-7)
Oct. 157 p.m.Jessie’s vs. AM Glass
Oct. 167 p.m.Oyster Bar vs. Sand Dollar
Oct. 217 p.m.Oyster Bar vs. Sand Bar
Division II (ages 8-9)
Oct. 166:30 p.m.Orthopdics vs. Sparks
Oct. 167:30 p.m.Bones vs. Panoramic
Oct. 216:30 p.m.Panoramic vs. Sparks
Division I (ages 10-11)
Date TimeTeams
Oct. 156:30 p.m. Ross vs. Norman
Oct. 237:30 p.m.Norman vs. Autoway
Oct. 246:30 p.m. Ross vs. Autoway
Oct. 246:30 p.m.Norman vs. IRE
Premier Division (ages 12-15)
Date TimeTeams
Oct. 157:30 p.m.Lapensee vs. WCAC
Oct. 217:30 p.m.Lapensee vs. Harcon
Oct. 137:30 p.m. Wash vs. Lapensee
Oct. 147:30 p.m.Harcon vs. Wash |
