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Team Moss Builders leads youth and adult leagues

ANNA MARIA – Just past the midway mark in the Island’s adult co-ed soccer fall season, the Moss Builders team is on top and undefeated with a 4-0-0 record. Team Moss Builders in the 8- to 10-year-old league is also undefeated with three weeks of play completed.

With a 2-0-0 record and having completed their bye week, Moss Builders has four teams hot on their heels. Teams sponsored by Adrian Griffin Interiors, La Creperie and Isola Bella Italian Eatery all have one win under their belts. Isola Bella has two ties, while their competitors both have a loss and a tie in the season.

Team Solid Rock Construction had the week off, retaining their 1-1-0 record.

The younger Moss team won by two goals against AMI Coconuts last Tuesday night. Isola Bella Italian Eatery captured their first win against Adrian Griffin Interiors. The Porch team goes into week four looking for their first win after a loss against Le Creperie.

Highlights for the league include the 10 saves by goalie Santiago Cantero for The Porch and a hat trick for Silas Whitehead playing for La Creperie.

Cheesecake Cuties leads the 11- to 13-year-old league by one point over The Gitt Team/KW on the Water with a 1-0-1 record. The Gitt Team has a single win and loss so far in the season.

Solid Rock Construction holds on to third place after a loss to Cheesecake Cuties. HSH Designs continues to work hard on the field despite struggling to get a W.

Jack Zaccagnino, playing for Solid Rock, topped the goalkeeper last week with six saves, but Cheesecake Cuties’ Thomas Holly had five stops. Also with five saves in their games were keeper Austin Guess, playing for The Gitt Team, and HSH’s Cyrus Ryan.

Topping the scoring for the older youth league, Renan Kesten shot four goals for The Gitt Team.

Winning the first game last Thursday night in the adult league, Ross Built Custom Homes got the win from a Sato Real Estate forfeit, the team’s first loss of the season.

Struggling to find their first victory, Pool America lost to Sandbar Seafood & Spirits by one goal. The win was the first of the season for the Sandbar team.

The Gulf Drive Café team won their second game by a single goal against Gulfview Windows & Doors.

Also struggling to put a win in the statistics this season, Slim’s Place lost to Moss Builders 5-2.

Adult goalie accolades go to Charles “Tuna” McCracken with 12 saves for Gulf Drive Café. Coming in a close second was Chris Klotz playing for Pool America with 11 stops.

Solid scoring throughout the league, with all of the teams having a roster of strong shooters, resulted in three players with two goals in their games. Pool America’s Murat Akay, Gulf Drive Café’s Eliza Faillace and Moss Builders’ Dean Hinterstoisser each put two points on the scoreboard for their teams.

Island soccer action continues at The Center with playoffs going into November.

SUN SCOREBOARD

SEPT. 26

 

YOUTH SOCCER

WEEK 3

 

8- TO 10-YEAR-OLD LEAGUE

 

Moss Builders (2-0-0) 3

AMI Coconuts (0-2-1) 1

 

 

Isola Bella Italian Eatery (1-0-2) 3

Adrian Griffin Interiors (1-1-1) 0

 

 

La Creperie (1-1-1) 3

The Porch (0-1-1) 1

 

 

Solid Rock Construction – bye week

 

 

11- TO 13-YEAR-OLD LEAGUE

 

The Gitt Team/KW on the Water (2-1-0) 7

HSH Design (0-2-1) 2

 

 

Cheesecake Cuties (2-0-1) 4

Solid Rock Construction (1-2-0) 3

 

 

SEPT. 28

 

ADULT CO-ED SOCCER

WEEK 4

 

 

Ross Built Custom Homes (3-1-0) – winner by forfeit

Sato Real Estate (3-1-0) L

 

 

Sandbar Seafood & Spirits (1-2-1) 4

Pool America (0-3-1) 3

 

 

Gulf Drive Café (2-1-1) 4

Gulfview Windows & Doors (1-3-0) 3

 

 

Moss Builders (4-0-0) 5

Slim’s Place (0-3-1) 2

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