North Haven, the reigning SCC champion, was outscored 17-4 in the final quarter by No. 26 Wilby, which upset the seventh-seeded Indians 58-53 Monday night in a Class L opening-round game.
Kennedy eliminated Lyman Hall 62-44 and Bassick did the same thing to Career 57-49.
Two other SCC teams, Branford and Wilbur Cross, did move on. Branford pulled away in the second half to eliminate Platt Tech 46-30 while Cross beat RHAM 75-52. Branford will now host Wilby Wednesday night while Cross travels to East Lyme to take on the Vikings.
In other Class L action, Evan Kelley, the son of former UConn and Cross standout Earl Kelley, hit a three-point shot at the buzzer to help Norwalk win at Maloney 65-64.
In Class S, Morgan advanced past Wamogo 68-65 in overtime. The Huskies' reward? Travel to Wilbur Cross to face top-seeded Hyde. Ansonia eliminated North Branford 71-64, Coginchaug beat University 85-59 and St. Paul, a semifinalist here last year, beat Westbrook 57-49.

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