LAWTON, Okla. (Interstat) — Oklahoma Baptist and Cameron will open their women’s NCAA Division II basketball seasons Monday at Aggie Gym in Lawton, Okla. Both teams enter at 0-0, with the Bison visiting the Aggies in a matchup that marks the first step in a busy early schedule for each program.

Oklahoma Baptist’s most recent result was a 67-66 home win over East Central. Cameron’s most recent result was a 64-62 home loss to Saint Mary’s (Tex.). The Bison will look to carry that closing momentum into the new season, while the Aggies will seek a stronger start after a narrow setback in their last outing.

Cameron will have the home court at Aggie Gym, where the Aggies will begin a stretch that includes home games against East Central, Southeastern Oklahoma, West Texas A&M, Eastern New Mexico, Central Oklahoma and Dallas Christian, along with trips to Southwestern Oklahoma, Colorado Christian, Colorado School of Mines and Lubbock Christian. The early portion of that schedule gives Cameron a mix of nearby opponents and road tests, though the focus Monday will be on the season opener against Oklahoma Baptist.

Oklahoma Baptist’s upcoming slate includes road games at Rogers State, Northeastern State, Oklahoma Christian, Fort Hays State and Southeastern Oklahoma, plus home games against Texas-Dallas, Southern Nazarene, Northwestern Oklahoma, East Central and Southwestern Oklahoma. The Bison will play several early games away from home before settling into a run of home contests as the schedule moves deeper into the season.

The matchup will bring together two programs with 0-0 records and a fresh start to the campaign. Oklahoma Baptist’s nickname is the Bison, and Cameron’s nickname is the Aggies. The game is set for Monday at Aggie Gym in Lawton, Okla., and it will count as a women’s NCAA Division II contest.

Both teams will be aiming to establish early rhythm, limit turnovers and take advantage of the opener before the schedule quickens. For Cameron, home court provides an early chance to build momentum. For Oklahoma Baptist, the road setting offers an immediate test of composure and execution. The early schedule for both teams includes a blend of conference and nonconference opponents, giving each side a chance to test depth and rotation options. The Aggies will rely on home familiarity, while the Bison will try to manage the road environment in an opener that can set an early tone.

Interstat’s game simulator is projecting a final score of Oklahoma Baptist 64, Cameron 56. Interstat’s ELO system is projecting Oklahoma Baptist with a 76.4 percent probability to win.