Adam Finger struck out 15 in a two-hitter Thursday as 12th-seeded Schenevus upset fifth-seeded host Cherry Valley-Springfield, 4-3, in eight innings during a Section Four Class D Tournament baseball opener.

The Dragons’ Corey Hubbard provided the winning run in the eighth. He led off with a walk, stole second and third, and scored when CV-S catcher Mathias Vanderwerker’s throw to third went into left field.

Schenevus’ victory was one of two big upsets in Class D on Thursday. No. 13 Morris defeated fourth-seeded Hunter-Tannersville, 5-4.

[an error occurred while processing this directive]The Dragons will host Morris at 1 p.m. Saturday in a quarterfinal.

Left-hander Finger (4-4) struck out eight of the first nine batters.

"He was really overpowering with the fastball," Schenevus coach Dane Carpenter said. "We worked on his curveball this morning and he mixed that in that in, too."

Carpenter said Finger took a no-hitter into the seventh inning, but CV-S — which won its first Tri-Valley League title Monday with a 9-7 victory over Edmeston — rallied from a 3-1 deficit with two out.

Steve Herringshaw hit a double to center to break up the no-hitter before Spencer Staley was hit by a pitch.

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The Patriots (13-4) then executed a double steal to move the runners to second and third. Freshman pinch-hitter David Adams followed with a line-drive single to right that scored both runners to tie the score at 3.

The Dragons (7-9) scored three runs in the first inning off Ben Halay.

Shawn Sperbeck led off with an infield single to third. Mike Gergich walked and Finger hit an RBI single to right. Hubbard then squeeze-bunted toward third to score Gergich as the second run.

Back-to-back walks to Jim Trask and Jesse Ward plated the third run.

CV-S then brought in Hyde Clarke, who struck out 17. Clarke pitched the first five innings for the Patriots in the T-V championship game Monday.

CV-S coach Ed Dubben said Halay and Clarke combined on a no-hitter, but Schenevus’ scorebook showed the Dragons with four hits.

SCHENEVUS 4, CV-S 3 (8)

5-CV-S 000 100 20 — 3 2 0

Adam Finger (W,4-4) and Jim Trask. Ben Halay, Hyde Clarke (1,L) and Mathias Vanderwerker. 2B — Steve Herringshaw (C).

Rich Galbreth walked to lead off the top of the seventh, stole second and third, and scored on a passed ball as No. 13 Morris upset fourth-seeded Hunter-Tannersville on the road.

Matt Joyce struck out four and walked one to earn the victory for the Mustangs (7-9-1).

"He was very consistent," Morris coach Joe Tyson said. "He had good control all night."

He added: "The boys played real well tonight. It was back-and-forth and they stuck together. The boys just all came together and played a good, hard game of baseball."

H-T finished 10-3.

MORRIS 5, H-T 4

13-Morris 101 020 1 — 5 5 2

4-H-T 012 010 0 — 4 5 1

Matt Joyce (W) and Ed Polimeni. Chris Statts (L) and Derek Legg. 2B — Just Nadeau (H), Donald Pesciotta (H).

John Schumacher and Jordan Williams combined on a no-hitter as top-seeded Edmeston defeated No. 16 Milford in a first-round game.

Schumacher struck out five, walked five and hit two batters in five innings. Williams had three strikeouts in two scoreless innings.

Schumacher, who went 2-for-4, also hit a three-run homer to left-center in the second inning to give the Panthers (17-3) an 8-0 lead.

Justin Plows had three hits, and Ryan Laymon, Craig Stanton and Alex Stevens each had two for Edmeston.

The defending Section Four and state Class D champion Panthers host ninth-seeded Laurens at 1 p.m. Saturday in a quarterfinal. The Panthers lost to Laurens, 9-5, on May 17.

EDMESTON 17, MILFORD 2

16-Edmeston 530 333 x — 17 14 5

Phil Schultes (L), Brett Laible (3), S. Seeley (6) and Matt Seeley. John Schumacher (W,6-0), Jordan Williams (6) and Justin Plows, Alex Stevens (7). 2B — Ryan Laymon (E). 3B — Ryan Laymon (E), Plows (E). HR — Schumacher (E).

Junior Mike Coryat started the season as Laurens’ No. 9 hitter. His three-run homer to left that snapped a 5-all tie in the sixth inning came from the clean-up position and lifted the ninth-seeded Leopards (10-7) to a first-round victory at No. 8 Davenport.

Coryat finished 3-for-4 with five RBIs, including his first varsity home run.

Laurens coach Andy Carr said he asked Coryat if he ran hard out of the box or watched it.

"I watched it," Carr said of Coryat’s response. "It felt good."

Carr said the shot cleared the fence by 20-30 feet.

Greg Breuer, who no-hit Davenport early in the season, pitched the final three innings for the victory.

LAURENS 9, DAVENPORT 6

8-Davenport 005 000 1 — 6 9 5

Greg Conklin, Ryan Healt (3), Greg Breuer (5,W) and Andrew Flatley. Travis Mole (L) and Dan Toombs. 2B — Healt (L), Toombs (D). 3B — Brandon Cuddy (D). HR — Mike Coryat (L).

Winning pitcher Steven Hubbard threw a three-hitter and scored two runs in third-seeded Roxbury’s first-round victory over visiting Afton, the 14th seed.

Hubbard (4-0) struck out seven, walked two and allowed no earned runs.

Anthony Camillone hit a leadoff home run in the first inning for the Rockets (14-2), who won the Delaware League championship game, 4-1, over Davenport on Tuesday.

Hubbard followed with a double to center, went to third on a groundout and scored on Allen Keator’s sacrifice fly for a 2-0 lead.

Roxbury hosts sixth-seeded Hancock in a quarterfinal at 1 p.m. Saturday.

ROXBURY 5, AFTON 1

14-Afton 010 000 0 — 1 3 1

3-Roxbury 203 000 x — 5 6 2

Sanford (L), Berkeley (6) and Beames. Steven Hubbard (W,4-0) and Drew Camillone. 2B — S. Hubbard (R), HR — Anthony Camillone (R).

Robert Johnson went 4-for-5 with five RBIs, and Anthony Resti contributed four hits to lead sixth-seeded Hancock at home.

Winning pitcher Jon Dinan (4-4) had 10 strikeouts for the Wildcats (13-7).

Phil Wren had two of Downsville’s three hits, including a home run. The No. 11 Eagles finished 8-9-1.

HANCOCK 19, DOWNSVILLE 2

11-Downsville 001 010 0 — 2 3 8

6-Hancock 670 060 x — 19 19 2

Sean Odell (L) and Jeremy Jenkusky. Jon Dinan (W,4-4), Robert Johnson (7) and Aaron Gorshack. 2B — Phil Wren (D), Anthony Resti (H), Mike Maloney (H). HR — Phil Wren (D).

Seth Smith had two hits, including a double, to lead No. 7 South Kortright to a victory at home.

Winning pitcher Greg Colasuonno (6-1) struck out nine. Adam Burns and Garrett Rockefeller each contributed two hits for the Rams (12-5), who scored eight in the second inning and two in the third to erase a 4-0 deficit. The Rams had eight hits in the second and sent 13 batters to the plate.

South Kortright plays second-seeded Deposit (12-6), which defeated No. 15 Windham, 6-4, at 1 p.m. Saturday.

Kevin Head went 3-for-4 to lead No. 10 Worcester (9-8).

SK 12, WORCESTER 9

10-Worcester 223 200 0 — 9 9 4

7-South Kortright 082 002 x — 12 10 2

Kevin Head (L), Joey Nelson (2) and Joey Nelson, Kevin Head (2). Greg Colasuonno (W,6-1) and Seth Smith. 2B — Zach Clark (W), Adam Baker (W), Craig Millward (S), Seth Smith (S).