STOCKTON (Interstat) — The Shasta Knights will meet the San Joaquin Delta Mustangs in a women’s junior college basketball game on Sunday at the SJ Delta College Tournament. The game will be played at San Joaquin Delta, with Shasta as the visiting team and the Mustangs as the home team. Tipoff time is to be determined.

Shasta enters with a 1-1 season record. The Knights are coming off a 76-20 home victory over Contra Costa in their most recent game. In their previous outing, Shasta dropped a 71-44 home decision to Santa Rosa. The Knights will be looking to carry the momentum from their latest win into the tournament matchup and move above .500.

San Joaquin Delta is 0-0 this season. The Mustangs’ most recent recorded result was a 76-71 home victory over MiraCosta. Delta will open its season in the tournament and will seek a strong start on its home floor. The Mustangs will face a Shasta team that has already played two games and will be aiming to use that experience early.

The matchup is part of the SJ Delta College Tournament, which is scheduled to conclude on Sunday. The game will bring together a Shasta side seeking consecutive wins and a San Joaquin Delta team playing its first game of the season. The Knights will be the visitors, while the Mustangs will have the home-court setting.

Shasta’s early season results have included a lopsided home win and a home loss. The Knights scored 76 points in their most recent victory after being held to 44 in their prior game. San Joaquin Delta, meanwhile, will be making its season debut after closing its most recent recorded schedule with a five-point home win over MiraCosta.

The game is one of the tournament’s scheduled contests and will be played on Sunday. The teams are set to meet in Stockton, with the Mustangs serving as the home team and the Knights as the visiting team. Tipoff remains to be determined.

Shasta’s schedule will continue with a road game at Marin, followed by trips to Hartnell and Monterey Peninsula. San Joaquin Delta’s upcoming slate includes a road game at San Francisco and a visit to Mission before conference play begins. Both teams will use the tournament as an early-season checkpoint, though the Mustangs will be doing so in their first game while the Knights already have two results behind them.

Interstat’s game simulator projects San Joaquin Delta as a 75-50 winner. Interstat’s ELO system gives the Mustangs a 95.9 percent probability to win.