FORT FAIRFIELD – Ashlee Bubar slammed a two-run double in the fifth inning to lift the Fort Fairfield Tigers to a 7-6 high school softball victory over the Madawaska Owls Tuesday.

Bubar added two singles for the Tigers and Sabrina Butler had an RBI double. Brooke McCrum and Terri Lynch each chipped in with RBI singles.

Meghan Marshall recorded three singles and drove in a run for Madawaska and Kristine Cyr singled twice.

Madawaska (3-1) 102 102 0 – 6 12 3

Fort Fairfield (6-0) 050 020 x 7 8 5

Bouchard and Martin; Bubar and Arato

Woodland 20, Machias 9

At Woodland, Tara Williams belted a grand slam and a two-run single in a 13-run, fifth-inning rally that erased a 9-5 deficit.

Katie Holmes had two doubles and two singles good for five RBIs while Megan Lord and winning pitcher Katie Smith had three singles each; Alicia Vose contributed a two-run homer and a single and Kelsey Snowman singled twice.

Katie Stevens had three singles for Machias; Amanda Thibodeau, Jenny Grant and Jillian Whitney had two singles each and Tracy Guptill hit a solo homer.

Machias (1-5) 205 110 0 – 9 13 4

Woodland (5-2) 210 2(13)2 x – 20 21 3

Carter, Guptill (5) and Thibodeau; Smith and Vose

Calais 25, Shead 1

At Eastport, Katie Frost and Lanna Martin teamed up on a three-hitter, striking out six and not walking anyone, and Martin walloped a grand slam in an 11-run first-inning rally.

Frost and Jamie Doliber had a double and a single apiece for Calais. Doliber had a two-run double in the first-inning rally.

Skylar Richardson had an RBI single for Shead.

Calais (3-1) (11)64 31 – 25 12 0

Shead (0-5) 000 01 – 1 3 6

Frost, Martin (4) and O’Brien; Lingley and Dewitt

Houlton 16, Caribou 10

At Caribou, Valerie Lenentine five RBIs on two singles and a triple to help lead the Houlton to victory.

Anna Lenentine hit three RBI singles for Houlton while Claire Thompson had three RBIs on two singles.

Melissa Brissette and Jessica Cyr each had an RBI and two singles for Caribou.

Houlton (3-3) 503 004 4 -16 14 3

Caribou (3-4) 170 002 0 -10 7 5

Geran, Guy (7) and Cleary; Hartley and Brissette

Presque Isle 11, Houlton 10

At Presque Isle on Monday, Jessica Miller and Bailey Hovey scored on bases-loaded walks in the bottom of the seventh inning to give the Wildcats a win over the Shiretowners in the rain.

Lauren Wildeman had a double, single, and three RBIs for Presque Isle while Bailey had a pair of singles and drove in one run.

Sara Beasley singled twice and had two RBIs and Emily Cole had two singles and drove in a run for Houlton.

Houlton (2-3) 100 044 1 – 10 8 3

Presque Isle (2-5) 001 243 2 – 11 11 1

Guy and Cleary; Miller and Belden

Hodgdon 16, Katahdin 15

At Sherman Station, Amanda Fitzpatrick hit three singles and an RBI double in the top of the sixth that helped Hodgdon secure the lead.

Erin Foster had three singles for the Hawks while Sarah Quint, Alisha Dwyer and Heather Martin each added two singles.

Jayme Green led Katahdin with four RBIs on two singles while Megan Libby hit two doubles and a single. Krystle McMoarn contributed with a single and a double while Morgan Anderson chipped in with two singles.

Hodgdon (3-2) 106 021 6 -16 15 1

Katahdin (2-4) 400 305 3 -15 14 6

Foster and McGary; Qulaey, McMoarn (6), Anderson (6), Qualey (7) and Anderson, Qualey (6), Anderson (7)

Narraguagus 29, Jonesport-Beals 1

At Jonesport, Ashley Woodward led Narraguagus with two doubles and a single.

Missy Barbee hit two doubles for the Knights while Heather Fitzpatrick and Jen Strout had two singles apiece.

Rachelle Parker hit two singles for Jonesport-Beals while Danille Alley chipped in with an RBI double.

Narraguagus (7-0) 7(11)1 0(10) -29 13 0

Jonesport-Beals (3-3) 1 0 0 0 0 – 1 5 3

Woodward and Strout; Chandle, Pinkham (2), Parker (2), Beal (2) and Parker, Chandler (2), Parker (3)

Van Buren 9, Ashland 8

At Van Buren, Nicole Corbin and Danielle Gagnon scored the tying and winning runs, respectively, both on passed balls in the bottom of the ninth inning.

Corbin and Micah LaPlante each hit three singles for the Crusaders.

Pam Spooner had two singles, a double and a triple for Ashland while Amanda Martin and Cara Campbell each hit triples.

Ashland (2-2) 200 011 301 -8 15 3

Van Buren (3-4) 001 131 102 -9 9 3

Spooner and Campbell; Ouellette and Caron

Gr. Houlton Chr. 16, Wisdom 15

At Houlton, Erin Moakler rapped a two-run double in the fifth inning and scored on a fielder’s choice by Megan Jago to snap a 13-all tie and lead Greater Houlton Christian Academy to the victory.

Wisdom of St. Agatha scored twice in the sixth, but Kia Faulkner shut down the Pioneers in the seventh to preserve the win.

Christa Lizotte posted two singles for the Pioneers.

Wisdom (1-4) 232 602 0 – 15 6 1

Gr. Houlton Christian (1-4) 160 630 x – 16 6 2

Chamberland, Deprey (4) and Berube; Wallace, Faulkner (4) and Kelly

Baseball

Jonesport Beals 9, Calais 8

At Jonesport Monday, Alvin Beal had two RBIs on a double and two singles and sprained his ankle sliding into home to score the game-winning run for Jonesport-Beals in the bottom of the seventh.

Billy Merchant and Ben Durkee each had two RBI singles for the Royals while Darren Kelley added two singles.

Mike Dennolti hit a two-run double for Calais while Joe Footer had a two-run single.

Calais 004 004 0 – 8 5 3

Jonesport Beals (2-2) 202 000 5 – 9 11 2

McDonald and Dennolti; Kelley, Alley (2) and Libby

Houlton 6, Presque Isle 2

At Presque Isle on Monday, Ben Pierce’s RBI single and Erik O’Connell’s pinch-hit RBI single keyed a four-run fourth inning for the Shiretowners and they held on for the win over the Wildcats.

Pierce added a single, and Jared Sylvia had a double and a single for Houlton.

Aaron Kirstead and Adam Swanson had a single and an RBI apiece for Presque Isle.

Houlton (5-1) 000 402 0 – 6 6 5

Presque Isle (1-6) 001 001 0 – 2 5 3

Pierce, Henderson (4), Schools (7) and Sylvia; Lavway, Bird (6) and Clark

Madawaska 17, Fort Fairfield 4

At Fort Fairfield, Marc Garcia had a home run and a triple to lead Madawaska.

Garcia had a two-run homer, triple, and a two-run sacrifice fly. Steve Soucy had a double and one RBI. Steve Guerrette hit a single and a double with one RBI.

Tyler Bernaiche had a single and an RBI for Fairfield.

Madawaska (4-1) 571 40 – 17 11 2

Fort Fairfield (3-3) 001 30 – 4 3 11

McHenry, Soucy (5) and Gerard; Dorsey, C. Rogeski (3), Levesque (4), Dorsey (5) and Levesque, Bernaiche (3)

Machias 9, Woodland 4

At Woodland, Todd Stevens hit a pair of doubles and knocked in four runs for the Bulldogs.

Ed St.Pierre hit three singles and had an RBI, Will Hasselman had three singles, and Jarad Day had an RBI single in the first for Machias.

Jeremy Gillespie hit a double, two singles, and stole six bases. Tony Alvair had a double and a single with two RBIs.

Machias (2-4) 120 320 1 – 9 10 0

Woodland (3-4) 001 002 1 – 4 7 2

Day and St.Pierre; Pike, Gillespie (4), Roussell (6) and Roussell, Pike (4)

Narraguagus 18, Jonesport-Beals 6

At Jonesport, Adam Tenan hit three singles for two RBIs while Sean Reynolds had an RBI single to help lead Narraguagus to the win.

Michael Beal had an RBI on two singles while Gabe Checker added three singles for one RBI.

Billy Merchant hit an RBI single for Jonesport-Beals while Jared Alley had a double and Matt Bryant contributed with a single.

Narraguagus (?) 303 311 7 -18 14 3

Jonesport-Beals (3-3) 001 301 1 – 6 3 9

Beal, Bailey (7) and Rossi; Kelley, Bryant (3) and Holmes

Van Buren 13, Ashland 6

At Van Buren, pitcher Tyler Hews hit a double and a single and scattered five hits as the Crusaders downed the Hornets.

Stacey Ayotte had two singles and an RBI to help pace Van Buren.

Matt Carney had two singles and Bruce Oakes added a double and two RBIs for Ashland.

Ashland (0-5) 003 100 2 – 6 6 4

Van Buren (4-3) 041 116 x – 13 5 6

Millet and Hunter; Hews and Ayotte

Hodgdon 12, Katahdin 0

At Stacyville, Jim Griffin had two singles, two RBIs, and scored two runs, while the Hawks pitchers struck out nine Cougars.

Ryan Blanchette had two singles and two RBIs along with Jeff Condon’s three singles and three RBIs to help pace Hodgdon. Matt Day and Chris Blanchette each had two singles.

Justin Stevens’ single was the only hit for Katahdin of Sherman Station.

Hodgdon (4-1) 107 31 – 12 10 1

Katahdin (3-3) 000 00 – 0 1 6

Day, Blanchette (4) and McAtee; McNally, Anderson (4), Stevens (5) and Stevens, McNally (5)

Caribou 8, Houlton 1

At Caribou, senior righty Travis Snell fired a four-hitter in his first start of the season, striking out nine and walking one, and Jerry Shanahan had four hits to pace Caribou.

Shanahan and Justin Selfridge had RBI singles in the first inning as Caribou took a lead it would never relinquish.

Shanahan had a double and three singles good for two RBIs, Andrew Bouchard drove in two runs with a homer and a single, and Snell and Adam Fowler each had a double, single, and RBI.

Erik O’Connell had an RBI double for Houlton.

Houlton (5-2) 000 001 0 – 1 4 3

Caribou (4-3) 202 013 x – 8 13 2

Schools and Sylvia; Snell and Cousins

Shead 23, Calais 13

At Eastport, Ben Maloney hit a triple and a double with four RBIs to lead Shead past Calais.

Mike Bernard had a three-run triple and an RBI single. Darren Constant had three singles with two RBIs including the game ending RBI single in the fifth.

Zack Ludington hit a double and two singles with four RBIs for Calais.

Calais (1-3) 320 44 – 13 6 4

Shead (2-3) 0(11)8 04 – 23 11 6

Demolet, McLean (4) and McLean, Demolet (4); Bones and B. Maloney, Cummings (5)

Southern Aroostook 13, Fort Kent 2

At Fort Kent, Corey Shields lead Southern Aroostook with three hits including a three-run homer. Shields had a pair of singles and four RBIs.

Matt McLasey had a two-run double and single for the Warriors of Dyer Brook.

Corey Bourgoin hit two singles with an RBI, Jared Boucher also had two singles with an RBI, and Jon Binette hit a pair of singles for Fort Kent.

Southern Aroostook (7-0) 090 103 – 13 7 1

Fort Kent (2-4) 200 000 – 2 10 1

Edkine and McGary; Bourgoin, Boucher (4), Marquis (6) and Thibodeau

Wisdom 2, Washburn 1

At Wisdom, Todd Thibeault and Andrew Gervais combined on a two-hitter, striking out 14 and walking six, and Brad Thibeault’s second homer of the season proved to be the game-winner in the third inning.

Dan Buckley and Jason Thompson combined on a four-hitter for Washburn, striking out 10 and not walking anybody.

Buckley doubled and scored the Washburn run on a passed ball.

Woodland’s Gervais, Jason Bouchard, and Chris Pelletier and Washburn’s Trevor Thibodeau all had singles.

Washburn (3-3) 000 001 0 – 1 2 0

Wisdom (1-5) 101 000 x – 2 4 0

Buckley, Thompson (4) and Hafford; T. Thibeault, Gervais (4) and B. Thibeault

John Bapst 15, Ellsworth 2

At Ellsworth, Billy Chapman scattered five hits over five innings, striking out six and walking one, and he helped his own cause with two singles and two RBIs.

Zach Means had three singles and two RBIs for the Crusaders while Chapman, Zev Myerowitz, and Bryan Snyder had two singles and two RBIs each.

Travis Jordan doubled and singled and drove in a run for Ellsworth.

John Bapst (3-3-1) 420 81 – 15 14 3

Ellsworth (4-5) 010 10 – 2 5 5

Chapman and Brown; Putnam, Mayo (4) and Hanf

Lee 12, Penobscot Valley 9

At Howland, Blair Emery hit a double and a single for one RBI to help lead Lee Academy to the win.

Bruce Stevens had a double and two singles for the Pandas while Gary Worster had an RBI on two singles.

Trey Miller knocked in four with a single and a double for Penobscot Valley while Josh Ireland and Lance Pelkey each doubled.

Lee Academy (5-3) 001 162 2 -12 9 5

Penobscot Valley (1-4) 270 000 0 – 9 9 5

Noonan, Dow (2) and Severance, Carrie (3); Champion and Cyr