TOPSHAM — Robbie Small scored shortly after the game was restarted due to a lightning delay as the Mt. Ararat High School boys soccer team slipped past “Battle of the Bridge” rival Brunswick, 2-1 on Tuesday in the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference finale for both squads.

A one-hour, eight-minute rain delay occurred with 21:42 remaining in a 1-1 contest. Small’s game-winning goal came with 15:10 remaining, giving the Eagles a 9-3-2 record.

“It was a typical rivalry game, pretty physical and exciting for the fans,” said Mt. Ararat coach Rick Renaud, who said his fourthseeded Eagles will host No. 5 Edward Little on Oct. 30 at 6 p.m. in the Eastern Maine Class A quarterfinals. “After the game was restarted, we came out stronger. We subbed a lot, and I felt our kids were little bit fresher.”

Brunswick, which finished 8-6 and is the likely No. 6 seed in Eastern A, jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a Quang Durst goal with 22:43 remaining in the first half.

Mt. Ararat came back four minutes later, getting the tying goal on a Joe Thomas header off a cross from Chris Pepin.

Eagles goaltender Jon Roux had two saves, while Brunswick netminder Ryan Brescia turned aside eight shots.

ST.	DOM’S	3
LISBON		1

Ryan Lutrzykowski, Jon Sturgis and Austin Roy each scored one goal as the 12-1-1 Saints slipped past the 6-6-2 Greyhounds at Lisbon Falls in Mountain Valley Conference play.

“We played really well, and (goaltender) Nate Bergeron (12 saves) made some great first stops,” said Lisbon coach Dan Sylvester, whose Greyhounds appear to be the 11th and final seed for the Western Maine Class C postseason. “It looks like we will play Waynflete in a prelim.”

Jake Angelico scored the lone goal for Lisbon with 31 minutes left in regulation to get the Greyhounds to within a goal (2-1).

St. Dom’s goaltender Ben Sawyer had four stops as the Saints finished with a 15-5 shots advantage.

HALL-	DALE	3
WISCASSET		0

Konnor Longfellow scored two goals as the visiting Bulldogs finished the MVC campaign with a perfect 14-0 record, dropping Wolverines to 8-4-2.

Due to thunder and lightning, the game was called with seven minutes remaining in the second half.

Dylan McMahon turned aside six saves in the loss for Wiscasset (8-4-2), which will play a Western Maine Class C preliminary game, with the date and time to be announced.

Nat Crocker picked up a goal and an assist for Hall- Dale, while Ryan Sinclair dished out a helper. Goaltender Brian Allen turned aside five shots.

ERSKINE	1
MORSE	0

In a game shortened due to lightning, the Shipbuilders closed their season with a 1-12-1 mark in KVAC Class B play.

Morse seniors Jericho Adler, Galen Dubois, Jacob Freeman, Chris Paulus and exchange student Otto Klingspor were honored prior to the game.

Erskine Academy (11-3) scored its goal in the first half.