Freshman Cody Hall converted a rebound off his shot late in the first half as fifth-seeded Gilbertsville-Mount Upton eliminated fourth-seeded Roxbury, 1-0, in a Section Four Class D quarterfinal Saturday.

Hall’s goal came with 6 minutes, 4 seconds to go before halftime, and the Raiders defense made it stick. Chris Delmar made 13 saves, including a penalty-kick stop on Shane Hubbard in the first half.

Craig Ross and Cody Luettger each saved goals by blocking shots at the goal line in the second half.

"I have to give Roxbury a lot of credit because they were very aggressive and were a very good team," said G-MU coach Mark Luettger, whose team earned its 11th shutout of the season.

[an error occurred while processing this directive]The Rockets (12-3-2) were ranked 15th in the state entering the game.

The Raiders (14-5-1) advanced to face eighth-seeded Edmeston (13-4-1) in a semifinal game at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Wright National Soccer Campus. The teams split two games in the regular season, with G-MU winning, 1-0, on Sept. 30 and the Panthers prevailing, 3-1, on Sept. 28.

G-MU 1, ROXBURY 0

5-G-MU 1 0 — 1

4-Roxbury 0 0 — 0

G-MU (14-5-1): Cody Hall 1-0.

Roxbury (12-3-2): None.

Shots-corners: G-MU 13-2; R 18-7

Goalies: Chris Delmar (G-MU) 13; Lucas Flachs (R) 7.

Butts scored from about 50 yards away, giving him a team-leading 21 goals this season.

"It was unusual," Davenport coach Jennifer Henderson said of Butts’ shot. "I don’t think anybody expected him to shoot it from that far out and everybody was caught off-guard. The goalie came out and it went up and over the goalie’s head."

Henderson said her defense concentrated on Ryan Little’s long throw-ins.

"My kids had to defend every throw-in opportunity like it’s a direct or indirect kick," Henderson said. "My defense should be commended for that. Every time he threw it in, my goalie had to be ready."

Brandon Cuddy made seven saves for the Wildcats (13-3-2), who will take on Downsville in a semifinal game at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Wright National Soccer Campus. It will be a rematch of the Delaware League championship, which the Eagles won, 2-1, on Oct. 22. Downsville also beat Davenport, 2-1, in the regular season.

"They’re the only team we haven’t got past," Henderson said of the Eagles. "To get to a sectional final game, we should have to beat them."

DAVENPORT 1, ANDES 0

11-Andes 0 0 — 0

3-Davenport 0 1 — 1

Andes (8-7-1): None.

Davenport (13-3-2): Brandon Butts 1-0, R-2 Brooke 0-1.

Shots-corners: A 11-2; D 20-3.

Goalies: Adam Barrett (A) 14; Brandon Cuddy (D) 7.

Brett Reed scored with 57 seconds left as second-seeded Downsville rallied for its fifth come-from-behind victory this season.

Seventh-seeded Laurens went up on a first-half goal by Carter Bailey, and the Eagles tied it 2:30 into the second half when Jeremy Jenkusky converted Reed’s corner kick.

Delaware League champion Downsville (15-3-1) had a 16-7 shot advantage. Vito Cassella made six saves.

The Eagles will take on third-seeded Davenport (13-3-2) at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the semifinals. Downsville beat the Wildcats in the DL crossover game, 2-1.

Defending sectional champion Laurens finished 12-6-1.

DOWNSVILLE 2, LAURENS 1

7-Laurens 1 0 — 1

2-Downsville 0 2 — 2

Laurens (12-6-1): Carter Bailey 1-0.

Downsville (15-3-1): Jeremy Jenkusky 1-0, Brett Reed 1-1.

Shots-corners: L 7-6; D 16-4.

Goalies: Aaron Laing (L) 10; Vito Cassella (D) 5.

The sixth-seeded Yellowjackets pulled within 3-2 on P.J. McMullen’s goal with 10:11 left, but Kucharsky put the game out of reach on a goal with 4:39 left and a penalty kick 32 seconds later.

Aaron Gallusser scored on a penalty kick and added an assist Oneonta, which finished 6-10-1.

The Spartans (11-2-2) are ranked 15th in the state.

MAINE-ENDWELL 5, ONEONTA 2

6-Oneonta 0 2 — 2

2-Maine-Endwell 2 3 — 5

Oneonta (6-10-1): Aaron Gallusser 1-1, P.J. McMullen 1-0.

Maine-Endwell (11-2-2): Chris Carra 1-1, Josh Sailar 1-1, Dan Hostrander 1-1, Kyle Kucharski 2-1.

Shots-corners: O 11-7; M-E 25-4

Goalies: Cory MacDonald (O) 12; Chris Torres (M-E) 5.

Thomsen assisted Riis Gramstad’s early goal and scored on a breakaway with eight minutes remaining in the opening half for the host Storm (15-1-1).

Thomsen and Matt Vermuelen scored in the second half for UV, which is ranked 15th in the state.

Storm goalie Ryan Johnson made 11 saves and allowed only a penalty-kick goal in the second half to Lance Finnerty.

"In the second half I knew they were going to get more shots, which they did," UV coach Matt Osborne said. "(Johnson) was always in position and never bobbled the ball."

The Storm will play No. 5 seed Southern Cayuga in the semifinals at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at a site to be determined.

UNADILLA VALLEY 4, GROTON 1

9-Groton 0 1 — 1

1-Unadilla Valley 2 2 — 4

Groton (8-9-1): Lance Finnerty 1-0.

Unadilla Valley (15-1-1): Riis Gramstad 1-0, Zack Thomsen 2-2, Matt Vermuelen 1-0, Dan Harrington 0-1.

Shots-corners: G 13-3; UV 19-6.

Goalies: Shawn Fahey (G) 10; Ryan Johnson (UV) 11.

Kron’s goal came on a penalty kick with 15 minutes remaining in the first half for Odessa-Montour (13-1-3), which advanced to Wednesday’s semifinals.

Delhi finished 11-8-1.

ODESSA-MONTOUR 2, DELHI 0

6-Delhi 0 0 — 0

3-Odessa-Montour 2 0 — 2

Delhi (11-8-1): None.

Odessa-Montour (13-1-3): Caleb Landmesser 1-0, Austin Kron 1-1.

Shots-corners: D 8-3; O 10-3.

Goalies: Cameron Wentz (D) 8; N/A (O-M) 5.