LIMESTONE – Nikki Michaud singled in Ashley Brooker in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift the Limestone Eagles to a 16-15 schoolgirl softball victory over the Washburn Beavers Saturday.

Brooker hit two singles for two RBIs while Michaud also had a two-run double. Jacinda St. Pierre contributed three singles for two RBIs.

Kristen Ireland and Kristen Carter each had two singles for Washburn.

Washburn (0-1) 152 210 4 -15 5 4

Limestone (1-2) 533 003 2 -16 10 3

McLaughlin and Carter; Michaud and St. Pierre

Sumner 25, Washington Academy 1

At East Sullivan, Meghan Ruhlin scattered six hits and contributed two singles of her own to help lead Sumner to victory.

Monica Stanley and Jenay Tucker each had two singles for the Tigers.

Kristie Albee, Annie Day and and Meghan Guptill each singled for Washington Academy.

Sumner (1-5) 2(13)7 300 0 -25 10 1

Washington Acad. (1-3) 00 100 0 – 1 6 0

Ruhlin and Robinson; Stauffer, Albee (3) and Day

Narraguagus 33, Machias 1

At Harrington, Ashley Woodward pitched her second no-hitter of the season and the seventh of her career, striking out 12 and walking one as the Knights rolled.

Woodward also tripled and doubled for Narraguagus. Erica Mann hit three singles and a triple for four RBIs. Kiki Simmons drove in four runs on two two-run singles. Annie Woodsum had a three-run triple and finished with four RBIs.

Lindsay Cherry scored the Bulldogs’ run on a walk, a steal of second base, and two passed balls.

Machias (1-3) 000 01 – 1 0 4

Narraguagus (4-0) 89(16) 0x – 33 13 2

Davis, Whitman (2), Levine (3) and Carter, Thibodeau (3); Woodward and Strout, Fitzpatrick (4)

Old Town sweeps Presque Isle

At Presque Isle, a fielding error on a ball hit by Emelie Richard in the top of the 10th plated three runs to lift the Indians to an 8-6 victory in the second game of a doubleheader against the Wildcats. Old Town won the opener 12-0.

In the first game, Sarah Metivier threw a one-hitter with 10 strikeouts and one walk. Meghan King doubled and drove in four runs. Richard hit four singles and Megan Swandal singled twice and had four RBIs. Michelle Post hit a single for Presque Isle.

In the second game, Richard got to second on the error, allowing Erin Sherman, Jill Ouellette and King to score runs. Richard also singled and Renee Thibodeau added two RBIs on a double and a single.

Ashley Putnam led the Wildcats with a double, a single and two RBIs. Marigan Bishop singled twice and drove in a run, and Sarah Belden hit an RBI double.

(Saturday’s First Game)

Old Town 134 002 2 – 12 14 2

Presque Isle 000 000 0 – 0 1 1

Metivier and King; Miller, Grenier (5) and Belden

(Saturday’s Second Game)

Old Town (6-0) 010 021 010 3 – 8 10 7

Presque Isle (1-3) 002 100 110 1 – 6 10 5

Wollstadt, Metivier (10) and Thibodeau, King (7); Grenier and Belden

Caribou sweeps Foxcroft

At Caribou, the Vikings won the first game 24-12 and the second 19-13 to sweep the Ponies in a doubleheader.

In the first game, Amy Espling had five RBIs with a single and a double to help lead the Vikings to the win. Melissa Brissette hit two doubles for three RBIs while Jessica Cyr added two RBIs on a double and a single and Jessica Hartley helped out with two singles.

Randi Kenny hit a three-run homer and two singles for Foxcroft Academy while Mandy Murray contributed with a triple and singles for an RBI.

In the second game, Michelle Snell and Molly Bell each nailed a three-run homer for the Vikings. Brissette contributed with a two-run homer and a single while Amy Bouchard had two RBIs on a triple and single.

Casey Snow had two RBIs with a home run, a triple and two singles for the Ponies and Harmony Sands and Ashley Marden each hit two-run singles.

(First Game)

Foxcroft 2 20 431 -12 13 5

Caribou (10)01 454 -24 11 2

Hartley and Brissette; Goggin, Snow (3) and Allen

(Second Game)

Foxcroft (0-4) 115 330 0 -13 14 5

Caribou (3-1) 473 302 x -19 12 9

Willett, Hartley (5) and Brissette; Sands and Allen

Penquis 7, Stearns 5

At Milo, freshman Dani Graves posted her first high school win, holding the previously undefeated Minutemen of Millinocket at bay with a six-hit, 13-strikeout effort.

Arielle Sickler smacked a two-run single to pace the Patriots’ while Mindy Dyer added two singles and scored twice.

Leslie Osborne and Becca Saucier stroked two singles apiece for Stearns.

Stearns (3-1) 000 010 4 – 5 6 2

Penquis (1-4) 500 101 x – 7 7 2

Jones, Rideout (5) and Fournier; Graves and Sickler

Greenville 6, Richmond 5

At Greenville, Jessie Craft led the Lakers with two singles and a home run.

Nicole Barto was Richmond’s top hitter with two singles.

Richmond (4-2) 110 011 1 -5 6 2

Greenville (1-1) 130 101 x -6 4 5

Gray and Coonradt; Larsen and Bolen

Ellsworth 4, Mount Desert Island 3

At Ellsworth, Jodie Merchant powered the Eagles with two triples and an RBI single.

Sarah Silsby contributed with a sacrifice fly in the fifth. Mallory Patten scattered three hits in the win.

Tanya Kane tripled, singled and drove in a run for MDI and Bracey Barker added an RBI single.

Mount Desert Island (0-4) 102 000 0 -3 5 2

Ellsworth (5-1) 100 012 x -4 3 4

Barker and Daugherty; Patten and Tripp

Bangor 22, Orono 3

At Bangor, the Rams took advantage of 15 Orono errors to cruise to the win.

Bangor scored 14 runs in the third inning behind run scoring doubles by Meghan Chase and Stephanie Chase. Jen Jimmo had two singles and an RBI for the Rams.

Chelsea Sherman led the Red Riots with a double, two singles and a run batted in.

Bangor (4-0) 13(14) 22 – 22 8 2

Orono (0-4) 001 11 – 3 8 15

Soohey and Dube; Benoit and Thomas

Brewer 9, John Bapst 3

At Husson College in Bangor, Sherri Capponi earned the pitching win and provided much of the offense with a double, two singles and four RBIs.

Carolyn McAvoy singled twice and knocked in a run for the Witches.

Amelia Mitchell-Storer rapped two singles and drove in three for the Crusaders of Bangor. Kim Meagher added two singles.

Brewer (3-1) 102 033 0 – 9 9 2

John Bapst (1-3) 002 000 1 – 3 7 3

Capponi and Wing; Brown and Novak