Jim Fort, returning from surgery on his throwing hand two weeks ago, struck o

Contributed photo by Cheryl Clough Cooperstown third baseman Luke Banner throws out a runner at first during the Redskins’ 10-3 win over Little Falls on Thursday.

ut nine and walked one over six innings for his first varsity pitching victory as host Cooperstown beat non-league foe Little Falls, 10-3, on Thursday.

"It was a little bit of everything — he used his curveball, change-up and fastball," Cooperstown coach Frank Miosek said of Fort, a sophomore left-hander.

Luke Banner, Frank Petroskey, Robbie Orenstein and Sean Gates all had two hits for the Redskins (7-2), who play at Canastota today.

[an error occurred while processing this directive]Petroskey drove in two runs and has a team-best 22 RBIs. Miosek said Petroskey is batting better than .500 and has an on-base percentage close to .700.

COOPERSTOWN 10, LITTLE FALLS 3

Cooperstown 001 603 x — 10 12 3

Shayn Carney, Mark Hubbard (4), Carney (5), Andrew Pollach (6) and Dan Miroccol. Jim Fort (W), Mac Curran (7) and Philip Pohl. 2B — Travis Hight (LF), Frank Petroskey (C), Robbie Orenstein (C).

Winning pitcher Greg Mudge hit an RBI triple to center and scored on Donald Pesciotta’s sacrifice fly to center in the seventh as host Hunter-Tannersville rallied for a Delaware League win.

Mudge (3-1) struck out 11 and walked three in a four-hitter. He also went 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Teammate Chris Statts went 2-for-3 with a triple and an RBI. Losing pitcher Matt Iacono went 2-for-3, including a homer to left-center in the first inning.

"It was a shot," H-T coach Jeff Friedman said of Iacono’s homer. "I think they’re still tracking that one on radar."

H-T (4-1) is at South Kortright today.

H-T 5, WINDHAM 4

Windham 100 120 0 — 4 4 0

H-T 000 120 2 — 5 5 2

Chris Schoepe, Matt Iacono (6,L) and Matt Iacono, John Post (6). Greg Mudge (W,3-1) and Derek Legg. 2B — Schoepe (W), Chris Statts (H), Donald Pesciotta (H). 3B — Mudge (H), Statts (H). HR — Iacono (W).

Ethan Berghamm scored the go-ahead run on a passed ball in Andes’ Delaware League victory at Jefferson.

Phil Rezac doubled to lead off the fifth and scored on Berghamm’s single to tie it at 7. Berghamm went 3-for-4 and Rezac had two doubles for the Mountaineers.

Jefferson (1-4, 0-3) plays at Roxbury today.

ANDES 10, JEFFERSON 7

Andes 100 522 0 — 10 11 6

Jefferson 131 200 0 — 7 4 5

Matt Galunac, Mike Winner (3,W) and Ethan Berghamm. Eli Jacobson (L), Quagliano (6) and Dibble. 2B — Winner (A), Phil Rezac (A) 2, Berghamm (A), Murray (A).

Joe Innes went 3-for-4 and Owen Moss was 2-for-4 in Unatego’s Midstate Athletic Conference victory at Unadilla Valley.

Innes and Moss had two RBIs apiece for Unatego (7-2, 3-0), which plays a key MAC game at Sidney (9-2, 3-0) today.

UV (1-6, 0-3) is at Harpursville today.

UNATEGO 10, UV 2

Unatego 142 200 1 — 10 10 3

UV 002 000 0 — 2 2 3

Palmer (W), Kevin Campbell (4), Havens (6) and Hendrickson, Houck (4). Evan Davis (L) and Ryan Alford. 2B — Alford (UV), Joe Innes Owen Moss (Unatego). 3B — Moss (U).

The host Bulldogs rallied for nine runs in the seventh, but Sidney held on for the MAC victory in a game that featured 27 hits — 10 for extra bases.

Nick Kozak hit an inside-the-park homer to right in the third inning and Pat Simonds went 4-for-5 with a double, a triple, two runs and two RBIs for Sidney (9-2, 3-0).

Nate Rockefeller had three hits and two RBIs for Delhi (1-8, 0-3), which visits Greene on Saturday.

SIDNEY 16, DELHI 12

Sidney 054 131 2 — 16 15 3

Delhi 120 000 9 — 12 12 5

Aubrey Wood (W), Pat Simonds (7), Markus Delello (7) and Parker Umbra. Kyle Cappiello (L,1-1), Kevin Wilbur (4), Nick Cappiello (7) and Devon Bedient, Nate Rockefeller (4). 2B — Kozak (S), Simonds (S), Jeremiah Warren (D), Trent Kaufmann (D), Nick Cappiello (D). 3B — Pat Simonds (S), Delello (S), Warren (D), Kyle Cappiello (D). HR — Nick Kozak (S).

Reliever Bryan Backus threw four innings of one-hit ball to get his first varsity win, and Rob McLaughlan had two hits, three runs and two RBIs as host Walton won in the MAC.

Casey Killian hit a two-run double in Walton’s four-run first. After Afton pulled within 5-3, Chris Mead hit a two-run single during the Warriors’ five-run fourth.

The Warriors (6-2-1, 4-0), who have won six straight, host Bainbridge-Guilford on Monday.

WALTON 12, AFTON 5

Afton 201 000 2 — 5 3 2

Walton 410 520 x — 12 10 2

Adam Berkeley (L), Karl Rogler (4) and Trevor Beames. Kyle Holley, Bryan Backus (4,W,1-0) and Nate Shelton, Richard Fletcher (7). 2B — Casey Killian (W). 3B — Joe Bunzey (A), Andy Jackson (W).

Chris Delmar tripled home three runs in Gilbertsville-Mount Upton’s seven-run first, helping the Raiders to a non-league road victory.

Luke Hall went 2-for-3 with three runs for the Raiders. Winning pitcher Cody Hall struck out nine over five innings.

Downsville (3-4-1) hosts Stamford today.

G-MU 14, DOWNSVILLE 2

G-MU 702 140 0 — 14 13 0

Downsville 100 000 1 — 2 5 4

Cody Hall (W) and Luke Hall. Phil Wren (L), Sean Odell (5) and Jeremy Jenkusky. 2B — Luke Hall (G), Kyle Brannick (G). 3B — Luke Hall (G), Jon Marble (G), Craig Ross (G), Chris Delmar (G).

Ryan Wratten went 4-for-5 with three runs, three steals and two RBIs to lead Richfield Springs to a Center State Conference road victory.

Kyle Richards went 3-for-4 with three RBIs, and Dave Southard was 3-for-3 with two RBIs for RS (3-2-1, 1-0), which hosts Westmoreland today.

RS 15, POLAND 4

Poland 100 102 0 — 4 9 2

Richfield Springs 417 300 x — 15 22 3

Nightengale (L), Hennings (4) and Lawson. Dan Greer (W), Dziadik (5) and Cooper. 2B — Lawson (P) 2, Southard (RS). 3B — Lawson (P), Sovocool (R).