In the LW Pool Club Monday league on May 11, The Burners beat BDG 9-4 to close within nine games of the lead. With two more weeks left in the season, The Burners are in striking distance of second place or even the lead. Ray Friedrichsen scored six points for The Burners and won both of his singles matches. Teammate Elizabeth Butterfield won five games. The Rustlers beat the league leading Tumbleweeds

The Table Tennis Club is welcoming summer with its yearly picnic on June 3 at noon at Clubhouse 1. The picnic is free for members, and $10 for guests. Bringing a side dish is optional but appreciated. A sign-up sheet for the event is posted in the table tennis area in Clubhouse 6, with sign ups due by Tuesday, May 26. For information regarding membership or upcoming events, call Don Nguyen at

The LW Men’s Golf Club is considering including a 9-hole competition each week as part of the men’s and Guys and Gals tournaments for individuals who have trouble walking 18 holes. Those interested in playing in this new contest can phone or text Dave LaCascia at 801-674-5975 or email him at david91345@yahoo.com. May 13 had 51 golfers teeing off at 7:30 a.m., with each man competing for best

Twelve players of the LW Men’s Golf League met at the River View Golf Course on May 11. Nine of the 12 golfers shot net under par with several remarkable scores. There were five birdies, one each by Gary Stivers, Clay Fisher, Jim Goltra, Seon Kim and Dave LaCascia. Closest to the pin on the 140-yard par 3 second hole was Goltra, and on the ninth hole was Stivers. LaCascia and Sam Choi tied

The LW Women’s Golf Club played on May 12, with 34 women participating in the weekly nine hole tournament. Play for the day was low gross, low net, and birdies. This was the second week of the club championship, and birdies were flying high. A flight winners: Sophia Kim, 28, low gross; Kae Lee and Janice Turner, 25, low net. Birdies: Sophia Kim, Nos. 2 and 3; Hae Lee, 2; Ann Tran, 3 and 8; Pam

The following is the Security incident report for the month of April. It has been edited for brevity and clarity. FIRE: 2 •April 8, 4:13 p.m., Mutual 2 Resident left eggs burning in a pan on stove; smoke only. • April 30, 1:48 p.m., Mutual 11 Resident burnt chicken while cooking; smoke only. MISDEMEANOR THEFT (under $950): 7 •April 5, 2:30 p.m., Mutual 5 A resident reported