The Craig Billiards Congress of America (BCA) pool league is tighter than ever at the top after six weeks of play.

One Eyed Bandits, in first place in the league after four weeks, is now in third. But the Bandits are closer to the top than they were a week ago.

They sit at 980 points, a single point behind Git R Done and Odd Ballz, who are tied for the lead at 981.

No Ex-Cue-Ses (952), Uh-Oh (943) and Out 4 Blood (896) are all within striking distance as well.

After canceling the fall portion of its Sunday league, BCA will attempt to reopen the league Dec. 8. All interested parties can come to the Popular Bar at 5 p.m. that night, or contact the league. According to an e-mail from the league — it may restart in December.

Craig BCA plays 6 p.m. Monday, at Popular Bar, 24 W. Victory Way.

For more information, call Jolene Walls at 970-620-0056 or email the league at craig.bca@live.com.

Winter water aerobics underway

Registration for water aerobics during the winter is now open through Craig Parks and Recreation.

Water aerobics offer a low-resistance method of exercise and can improve fitness and flexibility. The classes, held at Moffat County High School will be Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. beginning Oct. 28.

Classes run through Jan. 15 and will not occur the week of Thanksgiving or winter break. To sign up for the session costs $45, or those interested can attend individual classes for $4. For more information, contact Craig Parks and Recreation at 970-826-2017.

Open gym basketball at CMS coming up

Craig Parks and Recreation hosts open gym basketball over the winter at Craig Middle School.

Pick-up games and shoot arounds are from 7 to 9 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning Nov.12th until Feb. 13, 2013. Anyone 15 years and older is welcome to attend. Those interested can purchase a punch pass, or can pay a gym fee to supervisors each night they attend.

For more information, contact Parks and Rec at 970-826-2004.

Snake River season ends in playoffs first round

The Little Snake River Valley School six-man football team played its final game of the season Friday, losing in the playoffs to Guernsey-Sunrise, 57-28.

The Rattlers had gotten the third seed in the west of the Wyoming six-man football playoffs, which gave them a road game at Guernsey, the two seed from the east. The Vikings (7-2) ended the Rattlers’ season and moved on to the state semifinal game.

It was the first time in three years Snake River was eliminated before the state championship game. The Rattlers finished the season 4-4.