FORT KENT – Tyler Marquis dragged a bunt down the first-base line in the 11th inning to knock Matt Bouchard in from third to lead the Fort Kent Warriors to a 9-8 schoolboy baseball win over the Van Buren Crusaders Thursday.

Marquis also had two singles.

Nick Thibodeau hit a two-run home run in the first inning and three singles with four RBIs. Jacques Ouellette had two singles and a RBI for Fort Kent.

Stacy Ayotte hit a two-run homer in the tenth inning. Andy Martin hit a pair of doubles and Matt Gagnon had two singles for Van Buren.

Van Buren (7-7) 001 010 013 20 – 8 9 1

Fort Kent (5-9) 200 000 013 21 – 9 11 3

Corbin, Violette (9) and Lapierre; Jalbert, Pinetter (11) and Thibodeau

Houlton 9, Stearns 5

At Houlton on Wednesday, the Shiretowners jumped out to a 5-0 lead after three innings and went on to the win over the Minutemen.

Jared Sylvia had four singles and three runs batted in to lead Houlton. Erik O’Connell, Ben Pierce, Derek Dow and Ryan Schools had two singles apiece for the Shiretowners.

Dave Michaud singled twice and drove in two runs for Stearns of Millinocket.

Stearns (6-8) 000 131 0 – 5 7 6

Houlton (11-3) 122 130 x 9 15 3

Frost and Cullen; Lenentine, Henderson (6) and Sylvia

Madawaska 11, Washburn 0

At Madawaska, Marc Garcia pitched a five-inning no-hitter for Madawaska, striking out nine and walking three, and also jolted two triples and drove in a run.

Alex Daigle hit a triple and single with one RBI for the Owls. David Daigle had two singles with a RBI. Peter Gerard hit a double and a single with two RBIs. Kevin Dube had a double and a single.

Washburn (9-5) 000 0 – 0 0 3

Madawaska (12-2) 202 7 – 11 11 3

Thompson, Milton (4) and Hafford; Garcia and Gerard

Caribou 13, Presque Isle 1

At Presque Isle, Jerry Shanahan earned the pitching win and socked a solo home run for the Vikings.

Travis Snell added a single, a double and three RBIs for Caribou while Adam Fowler singled twice and Nick Chasse smacked a two-run double.

Fred Bird rapped two singles for Presque Isle and Matt Carvell drove in the lone run.

Caribou 170 50 – 13 7 2

Presque Isle 100 00 – 1 4 1

Shanahan and Cousins; Bird, Lavway (2), Michaud (4) and Clark

Hodgdon 14, Limestone 7

At Limestone, Bruce Currie smacked a two-run home run to help lead Hodgdon past the Eagles.

Chris Blanchette sent home two runners with two doubles while Jimmy Griffin helped out with two singles.

Steve Hardwick led Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics with a double, a single and two RBIs.

Hodgdon (11-4) 105 103 4 -14 7 2

Limestone (5-8) 011 140 0 – 7 6 7

Callnan, Condon (5) and McAtee; Hardwick, Crook (7) and Patten

Softball

Fort Fairfield 25, Hodgdon 3

At Hodgdon Wednesday, Ashlee Bubar pitched a three-hitter and hit three singles to lead the Fort Fairfield Tigers past Hodgdon.

Brooke McCrum hit a fifth-inning home run, doubled, and drove in four runs for the Tigers. Sabrina Butler had three singles and a double while Brittany Guiou had three singles.

Heather Martin paced Hodgdon with a triple.

Fort Fairfield (13-3) 05(11) 09 – 25 20 1

Hodgdon (8-7) 000 21 – 3 3 9

Bubar and Arato; McGary and Oliver

Presque Isle 9, Caribou 6

At Caribou, Lauren Wildeman led Presque Isle with two singles for four RBIs.

Melissa Pelletier added two RBI doubles for the Wildcats while Sarah Belden and Chriki Jones also had two singles apiece.

Melissa Brissette had four RBIs and a triple for Caribou while Jessica Cyr helped out with two singles for two RBIs.

Presque Isle (6-8) 522 000 0 -9 12 0

Caribou (4-10) 000 024 0 -6 5 4

Willett and Brissette; Miller, Post (7) and Belden, Dyer (7)

Schenck 8, Southern Aroostook 0

At Dyer Brook, Lynn Farrington pitched a no-hitter, striking out 14 batters and walking only two to shut down the Warriors and lead Schenck of East Millinocket.

Jessica Day nailed a two-run home run and two singles for the Wolverines while Lindsey Swazey added two singles and a double.

Pitching a complete game for Southern Aroostook was Michelle Boutilier.

Schenck (7-9) 230 000 3 -8 9 0

So. Aroostook (4-11) 000 000 0 -0 0 5

Farrington and Chasse; Boutilier and Lyons

Central Aroostook 20, Washburn 8

At Mars Hill, Jocelyn Carvell drove in three runners on a double and a single to help lead Central Aroostook to the win.

Gabrielle Smith had five RBIs and double for the Panthers while Angel Rideout added two RBIs and Ashley Clockedile hit two singles.

Kristin Ireland and Casey Maynard each had two singles and an RBI for Washburn while Kristen Carter contributed two singles.

Washburn 030 122 – 8 8 18

Central Aroostook 242 516 -20 10 9

S. Dow and M. Dow; Cullen, Rideout (5) and Larrabee

Hodgdon 23, Limestone 6

At Limestone, back-to-back home runs in the third inning by Amanda Fitzpatrick and Alicia Dwyer highlighted Hodgdon’s ninth win of the season.

Fitzpatrick also hit a double with three RBIs. Dwyer had a single, double, home run with four RBIs. Erin Foster hit two doubles and a two-run homer in the fifth to end with six RBIs. Sara Quint hit two singles and Shanna McGary hit a double and a single for Hodgdon.

Lindsey Beaulieu had a double and a single with one RBI for Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics. Jacinda St. Pierre hit three singles.

Hodgdon (9-7) 652 19 – 23 15 1

Limestone (6-7) 110 22 – 6 12 4

McGary and Oliver; Michaud, Beaulieu (4) and St. Pierre

Madawaska sweeps Wisdom

At Madawska, the Owls piled up 38 runs in two games to earn a doubleheader sweep. Madawaska won the first game 22-5 and the second 16-1.

In the first game, Sarah Dufour hit a triple and a double while Kay Gerard hit three singles with four RBIs for Madawaska.

Christa Lizotte hit a triple for Wisdom.

In the second game, Gerard hit a double and a single and Ashley Bouchard had a single with two RBIs for the Owls. Kristine Cyr had a triple. Jenn Daigle hit a single with two RBIs.

Robyn Dument had a single to provide Wisdom’s only hit.

(First Game)

Wisdom 032 00 – 5 5 3

Madawaska 508 9x – 22 12 2

Chamberland and Beurbe; Bouchard and Martin

(Second Game)

Wisdom (2-9) 010 00 – 1 1 4

Madawaska (10-2) 414 07 – 16 15 3

Lizotte and Voisine; Thibeault and Martin

Forest Hills 11, Greenville 6

At Jackman, Asheley Krukowski led Forest Hills with two doubles and a single.

Jenn Leach had two doubles for the Tigers while Kim Levesque added a triple and a single.

Michaella Bartley hit a double and two singles for Greenville while Dian Aucoin contributed three doubles and Jill Bouley had three singles.

Greenville (8-6) 200 301 0 – 6 14 5

Forest Hills (8-6) 360 002 x -11 9 3

Larsen and Bolen; Keiper and Krukowski

Old Town, 6, Nokomis 2

At Old Town, Sarah Metivier fired a one-hitter and struck out 10 as the Indians prevailed.

Jessica Paul paced Old Town’s 14-hit attack with four singles. Sara Jones had three singles and an RBI, Liz Saucier singled twice and drove in a run and Renee Thibodeau chipped in with two singles.

Aimee Paradis had a double and drove in a run for Nokomis of Newport.

Nokomis (8-8) 010 000 1 – 2 1 1

Old Town (12-3) 022 020 x – 6 14 1

Murray and Welch; Metivier and King

Mattanawcook 15, PVHS 6

At Howland, Jill Murchison and Corinna Taylor hit two singles apiece to help lead Mattanawcook Academy to the win.

Brooke Leighton contributed with an RBI double for the Lynx.

Toni Babineau had three singles for Penobscot Valley while Meaghan Cyr added two doubles and a single and Krystal Levesque helped out with a single and a double.

Mattanawcook (7-8) 610 001 7 -15 11 4

Penobscot Val. (3-11-1) 002 301 0 – 6 16 9

Brown and Whitney; Cyr and Colbath

Bucksport 10, Hampden 4

At Hampden, Bucksport took advantage of 11 errors to score nine unearned runs and take the game from the Broncos.

Jana Richards and Jill Richards hit two singles apiece for the Golden Bucks while Leah Page chipped in with a double.

Cheryl Morris hit two singles for Hampden while Sara Lozito added a single.

Bucksport (14-1) 014 302 0 -10 10 1

Hampden (4-10) 400 000 0 – 3 3 11

White and Richards; Lindemann, Ireland (4) and Spaulding