MIDDLETOWN (Interstat) — Gettysburg will visit Penn State-Harrisburg in a women’s NCAA Division III basketball game Monday at the Union Building, with the Bullets looking to build on a season-opening victory and the Lions set to begin their schedule.

Gettysburg enters at 1-0 after a 78-58 home win over Messiah. Sasha Brody is the player to watch for the Bullets. The guard produced 17 points, three rebounds and five assists in 26 minutes in the win. Briana Robles also scored 11 points and added four rebounds and two assists, while Reagan Chrencik contributed 10 points, six rebounds and two assists. Gettysburg’s early balance will be tested by a Penn State-Harrisburg team that is opening its season and still defining its rotation.

Penn State-Harrisburg is 0-0 and will play its first game under the lights of the Union Building. The Lions closed their most recent campaign with a 70-58 loss at Saint Mary’s (Md.). Penn State-Harrisburg will look to use its home floor and fresh start to challenge a Gettysburg side that has already shown offensive rhythm. The Lions will seek a fast start and a strong effort on the defensive glass.

The matchup brings together two programs with different early-season circumstances. Gettysburg has a win in hand and a featured scorer in Brody, whose ability to create for herself and others will be central to the Bullets’ attack. Penn State-Harrisburg, meanwhile, will rely on home energy and the unknown elements that come with a season opener. The Lions will need to handle Gettysburg’s pressure and limit second-chance opportunities to stay within striking distance. Both teams will value possession and execution in the half court.

Location could also matter in a Monday game at the Union Building. Gettysburg has the benefit of game experience, while Penn State-Harrisburg has the comfort of playing at home. The Bullets will try to establish Brody early and use their depth to wear down the Lions. Penn State-Harrisburg will aim to keep the game close into the second half and force Gettysburg into a half-court contest.

After this game, Gettysburg is scheduled to face Wisconsin-River Falls in Washington, D.C., and Catholic, while Penn State-Harrisburg is set to visit Alvernia and then host Marywood. Those contests make the Monday meeting an important early measuring point for both teams, with each side looking to establish momentum before the schedule deepens.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Gettysburg 66, Penn State-Harrisburg 58. Interstat’s ELO system projects Gettysburg with a 98.3 percent probability to win.