South Orangetown won twice Saturday to advance to the championship round of the Little League Softball New York State 8-10 tournament at Dunkirk Little League’s Joe Karnes Field on the Ed Wisniewski Complex.

Wins over Longwood, 6-1, and Maine Endwell, 6-5, set up a meeting vs. unbeaten Penfield (3-0) at 11 a.m. today. South Orangetown will need to win twice and Penfield once to claim the state championship.

Emily Sullivan was South Orangetown’s winning pitcher in both games Saturday.

Here are Saturday’s recaps:

South Orangetown 6, Longwood 1

The winners took command with five runs in the second inning and Sullivan pitched a complete-game four-hitter with seven strikeouts. Adrianna D’Orio ripped a two-run single during the second inning. Savannah Nordstrom also had an RBI with one of her two hits.

Each team scored a run in the fifth inning. Longwood cut the deficit to 5-1 on a walk and singles by Veronica Schag and Victoria Kharabdshu. South Orangetown got the run back on a single by Nordstrom, who later scored from third on a pop out to first base.

South Orangetown 6, Maine Endwell 5

The teams met for the second time in the tournament with South Orangetown avenging a 17-16 loss by rallying for two runs in the top of the sixth. Alyssa Chiappa plated the tying run with a single and Savannah Nordstrom brought home the eventual winning run when D’Orio sprinted in from third on a pop fly to second.

It was Nordstrom’s third RBI of the game. Her first-inning single put her team ahead 1-0. She also singled home a run for a 4-2 South Orangtown lead in the top of the fifth. Maine Endwell scored three runs in the last of the fifth to take a 5-4 lead. Isabel Hunter delivered the first run with an RBI double. Kaylee Hurba’s groundout and a fielder’s choice off the bat of Tessa L’Amoreaux scored the other two runs. It was Hurba’s second RBI of the game.

Sullivan pitched another complete game, this time without allowing a walk. She struck out four. Hunter was the losing pitcher. She struck out six.