AUBURN — Angel Drouin, Haley Frohlich and Saige Arsenault had two goals each to power Edward Little/Leavitt to a 9-0 win over Brunswick in the regular season finale for both teams.

The Dragons finished 3-15, but still claimed the sixth and final playoff spot in the East after Mt. Ararat dropped a 4-0 decision to Yarmouth/Freeport on Saturday.

Brunswick will visit thirdseeded Greely for a quarterfinal on Wednesday at the Falmouth Family Ice Center at 6:50 p.m. The Rangers downed the Dragons twice this season by matching 11-0 scores.

Edward Little/Leavitt finished 15-2-1 and is the No. 2 seed in the East. The Red Hornets will meet the winner of the Brunswick-Greely contest this upcoming Saturday in the East semifinals.

Lewiston (17-0-1) claimed the No. 1 seed and will host the survivor of the St.Dom’s- Yarmouth/Freeport quarterfinal on Saturday.

MT. ARARAT 0

YARM/ FREE 4

Emily Johnson of Freeport became the program’s all-time leading scorer as Yarmouth/Freeport downed Mt. Ararat, 4-0, in regular-season finale play at Travis Roy Arena in Yarmouth.

Johnson had two goals and an assist, giving her 99 career points. Hannah Williams, also of Freeport, turned aside three shots for the shutout as the Clippers improved to 10-7-1.

Mt. Ararat (2-15-1) goaltender Alison Nolan had 26 saves in the loss.

Girls basketball

BANGOR — Bangor scored 16 consecutive points to open up a lead in the second quarter en route to a 60- 37 Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference win over Mt. Ararat on Saturday.

The Rams improved to 15- 1 and visits undefeated Lawrence on Tuesday, while Mt. Ararat fell to 5-11 and hosts Lewiston on Tuesday at 7 p.m. The Eagles and Blue Devils are battling for the final playoff spot in Eastern A, with Mt. Ararat currently holding down the No. 9 seed.

Katie Butler had 17 points, 12 rebounds, three assists and two blocked shots for Bangor, while Mary Butler dished out five assists.

Lauren Sturgess paced Mt. Ararat with 11 points and two assists. Sara Lamb had seven points, five rebounds and three assists, Nikki Bradstreet six points and three rebounds, and Allison Melcher six rebounds.

MORSE 42

MT. VIEW 27

The Shipbuilders outscored the Mustangs 28- 17 in the second half for a KVAC Class B win at Thorndike on Saturday.

Morse improved to 7-9 and visits Camden Hills on Tuesday and hosts Oceanside on Thursday. The Shipbuilders need to win both games and get some help to advance to the playoff field in Western Maine Class B.

Signe Ostergaard led a balanced Morse attack with 12 points, with Emma Harrington and Noa Sreden adding 10 points each.

Brooke Tripp led Mt. View with 12 points.

At the free-throw line, Morse finished 2-of-10 and Mt. View 5-of-14.

HALL- DALE 56

LISBON 26

The Bulldogs jumped out to a 14-1 first-quarter lead and pulled away for a Mountain Valley Conference win on Saturday at Lisbon Falls.

Hall-Dale led 24-7 at the half and 43-17 after three.

Thea Sweet popped for a game-high 14 points in the win, with Dani Sweet adding nine.

Bree Sautter paced Lisbon (3-13) with eight points, with Mikayla Yanez adding five and Kipri Steele 10 rebounds.

The Greyhounds visit Oak Hill Tuesday at 7 p.m.

RICHMOND 34

RANGELEY 51

The unbeaten Lakers (15- 0) slowly pulled away for an East-West Conference win on Saturday over the Bobcats, who fell to 10-5 and host Buckfield today at 5:30 p.m.

Rangeley led 14-8, 26-18 and 39-27 at the quarter breaks.

Taylor Esty had 19 points and Blayke Morin 10 in the win.

Sydney Tilton led Richmond with 12 points, with five each coming from Kelsea Anair, Julie Plummer and Meranda Martin.

FREEPORT 29

FALMOUTH 49

The Yachtsmen darted out to a 21-8 first-quarter lead for a Western Maine Conference win on Saturday.

Falmouth led 31-11 and 41- 21 at the quarter breaks. Ally Hickey led a balanced attack with 13 points, with 12 coming from Jessica Collins, 11 from Jess Burton and 10 from Adelaide Cooke.

Bailey Karnes paced Freeport (1-15) with eight points, while Megan Cormier chipped in six.