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TOPSHAM — Morgan Ruff scored 16 points and Elsa Daulerio added 15 points as Mt. Ararat topped Freeport 40-25 in a girls basketball game Tuesday.
The Eagles (7-2) outscored the Falcons 24-12 in the second half.
Mason Baker-Schlendering led Freeport (3-5) with eight points, followed by Isabelle Orlando and Angel Pillsbury with five apiece.
RICHMOND 53, RANGELEY 42: The Bobcats shared the scoring in an East/West Conference win in Richmond.
Izzy Stewart’s 13 points past Richmond (5-2), which had seven players score. Kara Briand also finished with double-digit points, scoring 10.
Winnie LaRochelle led Rangeley with 19 points and Isa Whittier chipped in 12. The Lakers (1-1) led 15-9 after one quarter but trailed 25-20 at halftime.
SEACOAST CHRISTIAN 35, PINE TREE 13: Breckyn Winship had 16 points, along with nine boards and seven steals, to pace the Guardians to the win in Eliot.
Leela Hilton had 12 points for Seacoast Christian (2-3), and Kaitlyn Jandreau added seven points and nine steals.
Anna Marden had five points for Pine Tree Academy (3-3).
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