Top-seeded Thomaston could meet up with defending Class S champion Old Lyme in the quarterfinals. The No. 8 Wildcats would have to get by No. 9 Portland, which has one of the top players in the field in Kelly Coleman.

A pesky Capital Prep team is seeded No. 4 and will cause problems for teams without strong ballhandlers.

Coginchaug looks to rebound as the No. 5 seed after being knocked off in the Shoreline Conference semifinals.

No. 21 Derby, led by another one of the field’s top players in Mary Hyde, could be a tough matchup for the Blue Devils in the second round.

Bolton (19-1) draws the No. 2 seed. Cromwell, playing for a Shoreline Conference title Friday, gets the No. 7 seed and could be a factor in this tournament.

No. 3 St. Paul may be the favorite to come out of the bottom half of the bracket.

No. 22 Platt Tech may get knocked out in the first round by No. 11 Canton, but the Panthers have the tallest player in the field by far in 6-foot-4 freshman Aaliyah Bohannon.

For the Class S bracket, click here.