WARNER, Okla. (Interstat) — A tightly contested men’s junior college basketball season in Oklahoma sets the stage for a key rematch Monday when the Seminole State Trojans visit the Connors State Cowboys.

The game, scheduled for March 2, 2026, features two teams heading in opposite directions in recent weeks. The visiting Trojans (14-7) bring a four-game winning streak into the contest, having most recently defeated Redlands 76-69 on Feb. 26. The Cowboys (10-7), meanwhile, have split their last six games but are coming off a strong 95-80 road victory at Northern Oklahoma-Tonkawa on the same date.

This matchup is a quick turnaround from their Jan. 29 meeting in Seminole, where the Trojans secured an 85-74 home victory. Seminole State has relied on a balanced attack and clutch performances during its streak, which includes narrow wins over Western Oklahoma State (76-75) and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M (76-73).

Connors State has shown a high-powered offense at times, scoring over 90 points in three of its last five games, but has struggled with consistency. Their 103-97 win over Redlands on Feb. 5 highlights their scoring potential, while a 99-97 overtime loss to Northeastern Oklahoma A&M on Feb. 19 shows their vulnerability in close games.

According to Interstat’s game simulator, this contest is projected to be a dead heat, with a simulated final score of 100-100, suggesting a potential overtime thriller.

The outcome holds weight for regional standings as the regular season winds down. Seminole State will look to sweep the season series and solidify its position, while Connors State aims to defend its home court and avenge January’s loss.

Following this game, the Trojans will host Eastern Oklahoma State on March 5, while the Cowboys will travel to face Northern Oklahoma-Enid the same night.