Pine-Richland's run of Penguins Cup championship seasons is over.

The Rams had won PIHL Penguins Cups the past three seasons, but Mt. Lebanon ended this campaign with a 3-0 Class AAA quarterfinal win last night at the Ice Connection in Valencia.

James Greeno had two goals, Brooks Behling also scored and Brandon Bianco had two assists for Mt. Lebanon (12-7-5), the No. 9 seed which has won five consecutive games.

No. 2 seed Pine-Richland (18-2-3) hadn't lost since Nov. 24 and hadn't lost a Penguins Cup playoff game since 2005.

Greeno scored midway through the first period, and Travis Lisowski allowed that to hold up with 33 saves for his third shutout. The Blue Devils' other two goals were empty netters in the final minute.

"Travis was outstanding for us," Blue Devils coach Dave Hornack said. "This is a signature win for our program."

Shaler 6, Bethel Park 2: Billy Dobson had a goal and three assists for the No. 1 seed Titans (21-2) at Bladerunners in Harmarville. The score was tied, 2-2, heading into the third period. No. 12 Bethel Park (10-11-3) played in the past two Penguins Cup title games.

Franklin Regional 5, Meadville 4: Down 4-1 with 5:53 to play, Patrick Coyne capped a stunning comeback by the No. 8 seed Panthers with the winning goal against No. 2 Meadville (17-6) at the Meadville Recreation Center. Steve Shirk had two short-handed goals for Franklin Regional (14-8-2).

Latrobe 9, Moon 1: Ryan LaDuke had two goals and seven other Wildcats (23-0) scored in a win against the No. 10 Tigers (9-13-2) at Kirk S. Nevin Arena in Greensburg.

Bishop Canevin 3, West Allegheny 2 (OT): Matt Lison scored his second three minutes into overtime to lead the No. 5 Crusaders (15-6-2) against the No. 4 Indians (14-6-3) at the Airport Ice Arena.

Quaker Valley 4, Hampton 2: The No. 4 seed Quakers (15-6-1) moved to within a win of their fourth consecutive Penguins Cup final appearance with a win against the No. 5 Talbots (12-8-2) at the Airport Ice Arena. Colin South had two goals and Alex Jackson a goal and two assists.

Serra 6, Freeport 2: Erik Manetta had two goals and two assists to lead the No. 2 Eagles (20-2) to a win against the No. 7 Yellowjackets (10-11-1) at the Ice Garden in Rostraver.