BRUNSWICK — The Brunswick High School boy soccer team scored a 4-1 Senior Night win over Edward Little on Friday.

The Dragons improved to 8- 3-2 and are scheduled to close out the regular season Tuesday at Lewiston (6 p.m.).

Both Ryan Black and Konnor Scarponi had two goals, and Cameron Glover chipped in with two assists for Brunswick.

Michael Hammond scored unassisted for EL, which trailed 2-0 at the half.

“And, Jimmy Kenyon played another great game at center back,” praised Brunswick coach Mark Roma.

Greg Walton had three saves for Brunswick and Llewellyn Jensen stopped five shots for EL.

BANGOR 1

MT. ARARAT 3

Nate Santeramo scored two goals as the Eagles won their 10th straight KVAC contest on Friday against 8-2-3 Bangor at Topsham.

“This was a big one, and I felt Bangor was a little bit better than I thought they would be,” said Mt. Ararat coach Rick Renaud, whose 11-1-1 squad travels to play Edward Little on Tuesday.

The Eagles are first in the latest Eastern Maine Class A Heal Point Standings, while the Eddies are sixth.

“The top six teams in the East play each other on Tuesday, with Brunswick (No. 4) facing Lewiston (No. 3) and Bangor (No. 5) playing Hampden Academy (No. 2),” said Renaud. “We need to keep playing well to stay in first.”

Santeramo’s penalty kick goal eight minutes into the game gave Mt. Ararat a 1-0 lead, but Bangor answered on a PK by Chapin Frost with 6:26 left until halftime to tie it.

Alex Lapierre cleaned up a corner kick from Santeramo 10 minutes into the second half for the lead, and Santeramo’s goal with 2:20 left finished the scoring.

Mt. Ararat goaltender Gabe Pelletier had two stops.

HYDE- WOOD. 2

HYDE- BATH 5

On a blustery, cold afternoon in Bath, the Hyde School boys took the field against the Wolfpack from the Hyde-Woodstock campus and were victorious.

Hyde-Bath struck first in the fifth minute, with Jamal Fazer Borden finding the back of the net unassisted. Woodstock rallied in the 25th minute to even the score at the half.

In the 48th minute, Wesley Miller found a ball in the box for the Phoenix and gave the hosts a short-lived 2-1 lead. Hyde-Woodstock tied, but Hyde-Bath reeled off three straight goals to secure the win.

Borden scored off a Wilson MacMillan feed, and completed his hat trick off a set-up from Ethan Morrow two minutes later. Miller added a late goal.

“It was a great win for the Phoenix as the trail for a New England tournament bid is starting to heat up just as the weather cools down,” said Hyde coach Tyler Plourde.

WISCASSET 1

HALL- DALE 7

Zack McNaughton erupted for three goals and an assist as the host Bulldogs finished 13-0-1 with a Mountain Valley Conference victory over the Wolverines on Friday.

Colin Lush chipped in two goals for Hall-Dale.

Dale Peaslee scored the lone goal for Wiscasset (7-6-1), while goaltender Nate Mills had 10 stops in the loss.

MORSE 0

GARDINER 2

The visiting Shipbuilders concluded the regular season with a KVAC loss at Gardiner on Saturday to finish 4-10.

“Both goals were more or less own goals,” said Morse coach Andy Knox, whose Shipbuilders are currently in 11th place in the Western Maine Class B Heal Point Standings. “Freeport plays Gray-New Gloucester today, and if Freeport wins they will over take us. But, right now, we are in the playoffs.”

Daniel DelGallo and Josh Caldwell scored a goal each for Gardiner (2-10-1).

Morse goaltender Duane Tardif had one save, while Tigers netminder Ian Lane turned aside nine shots.