MOORPARK, Calif. (Interstat) — San Diego Miramar and San Bernardino Valley will meet Monday in a men’s junior college basketball game at the Moorpark Invitational, with both programs entering the season at 0-0. The contest is set for the event’s opening slate.

San Diego Miramar, known as the Jets, will be the visiting team. The Jets most recently earned a 61-52 home win over MiraCosta in their final recorded result. San Diego Miramar will look to carry that form into the new season as it opens against a San Bernardino Valley program that also is starting fresh.

San Bernardino Valley, nicknamed the Wolverines, will be the home team. The Wolverines’ most recent recorded result was a 66-55 loss at Mount San Antonio. San Bernardino Valley will aim to reset at the Moorpark Invitational and begin the new campaign with a stronger performance on its home floor.

The matchup offers an early look at two teams with clean records and plenty to establish. San Diego Miramar will try to set a tone on the road, while San Bernardino Valley will look to use the home setting to build momentum. Both teams are in the opening stages of the schedule, and the meeting at the Moorpark Invitational gives each sideline a chance to measure progress against outside competition. The Jets and Wolverines will each try to establish defensive intensity and limit turnovers while adjusting to the pace of a new season.

San Diego Miramar’s upcoming slate includes home games against Saddleback, Orange Coast, Rio Hondo, Santa Ana, Cerritos, Palomar, San Diego City and Imperial Valley, along with road contests at Victor Valley and Santiago Canyon. San Bernardino Valley’s schedule ahead includes home games against Pasadena City, Compton, Fullerton, Mount San Antonio, Cerro Coso, plus road games at Orange Coast, Palomar, Citrus, Palo Verde and Desert. The broader schedule will unfold after this opening test, but the focus Monday will be on the Jets and Wolverines.

San Bernardino Valley will rely on its home setting and depth to control the pace, while San Diego Miramar will seek to stay close with efficient possessions and timely defense. Both rosters will be tested early, and the matchup provides a look at each team’s rotation and early-season conditioning. The game offers an early benchmark for both programs as they begin the season at the Moorpark Invitational.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of San Bernardino Valley 81, San Diego Miramar 72. Interstat’s ELO system gives San Bernardino Valley an 86.5 percent probability to win.