Pretty uneventful first round in all classes. The lower seed won every game except for No. 9 John Jay, which needed overtime to beat No. 8 White Plains. That’s not so unusual for a first round of sectionals, where the disparity between clubs is usually pretty large. I think we’ll see more shakeups today in the quarterfinals.

There’s still one first-rounder left to play, as North Salem hosts Dobbs Ferry. Guess they’ll move that quarterfinal to Tuesday.

Here are my predictions. Each prediction is followed by today’s game time. All games are at the higher seed. Tappan Zee at Byram Hills, which I haven’t predicted because I’m covering, is at 3 p.m.

Class AA

John Jay-East Fishkill 1, John Jay 0: If any low seed can handle No. 1 JJEF (15-1-1) it’s the No. 9 Indians (10-4-3). Their defensive, conservative style is capable of subduing an opponent’s skill advantage. I think they keep it close, but JJEF ultimately pulls out the battle of the John Jays. (3 p.m.)

North Rockland 3, Ursuline 0: The No. 7 Koalas (12-5-1) survived a good first-round opponent in Mahopac. It doesn’t get any easier with the No. 2 Red Raiders (17-2). They have to hope North Rockland is rusty after playing only one close contest in their last 11. (2 p.m.)

Horace Greeley 4, Yorktown 2: These league foes have already faced off twice. No. 3 Greeley (16-2) won the first 3-1, then doubled up 6-2 in the sequel. This is where a young No. 6 Yorktown (13-4-2) squad bows out, though it has one of the brightest futures of anyone. (2 p.m.)

Mamaroneck 3, Arlington 2: I warned about the difficulty of Mamaroneck’s first round against Ketcham, but the defense was excellent in shutting out the defending champs on only six shots on goal. The No. 5 Tigers (14-3-2) ride that momentum to a victory over No. 4 Arlington (16-2). (3 p.m.)

Class A

Rye 1, Our Lady of Lourdes 1: Top-seed Lourdes (14-2-1) has been better throughout the season, but No. 8 Rye (11-6-2) is scorching, especially after a first-round romp. This one comes down to PKs, where the Garnets have a 50-50 shot at the shocker. (3 p.m.)

Hen Hud 1, Somers 0: Both are coming off first-round byes. They squared off in September, where No. 4 Hen Hud (12-5) got a first-half goal from Kayla Mancusi and 14 saves from Lauren Luposello for the victory. If No. 5 Somers falls, it’ll be the second reigning champ to go down. (4:30 p.m.)

Pelham 1, Eastchester 0: Another pair coming off byes. These league foes know each other well. They tied the first time and No. 3 Pelham (11-3-2) won the second time. This is a chance for No. 6 Eastchester (9-4-2) to get Pelham back for stealing its league title. (4:15 p.m.)

Class B

Nanuet 4, Westlake 1: Amy Marron is sizzling, having scored 11 goals in her last three games, including five on Saturday, to become the area’s leading scorer. She’ll have to be at her best today if No. 8 Westlake (10-6) is to have any shot against No. 1 Nanuet (16-1). (3 p.m.)

Edgemont 2, Rye Neck 0: No. 5 Rye Neck (14-2-1) desperately needed the weekend’s bye to rest Rosina Calisto. Figure Rye Neck attempts what it always does, which is pack the box and try for one counterattack goal, at which point it’ll eliminate all its forwards. No. 4 Edgemont (10-2-3), which has been quietly impressive, can negate that by scoring first. (3 p.m.)

Bronxville 0, Albertus 0: One of the best games of the day. Two defensive clubs slug it out for 110 minutes without anyone making the mistake that the other loves to prey on. Then it’s up to Christie Gietl to PK No. 3 Bronxville (15-1-1) over Caroline Burke and No. 6 Albertus (12-5-1). (2:30 p.m.)

Class C

Blind Brook 3, Tuckahoe 0: The No. 5 Trojans kick off the Class C postseason with a win over No. 4 Tuckahoe. (2 p.m.)