SAN JOSE (Interstat) — The San Jose Jaguars will host the Las Positas Hawks in a women’s junior college basketball game Wednesday, with both teams looking to build on season-opening victories. San Jose enters at 1-0, and Las Positas also is 1-0.

Las Positas opened with a 57-47 win at Monterey Peninsula. Sophia Lopez is a player to watch for the Hawks after finishing with 11 points and 11 rebounds to go with one assist and two blocks. Nadia Mirghani added 10 points and 10 rebounds, while Karla Leon scored 12 points and grabbed nine rebounds. The Hawks will look to carry that balanced production into a road test against the Jaguars.

San Jose opened with an 81-44 win at Diablo Valley. Zoey Hinkle is a player to watch for the Jaguars after posting 22 points and 11 rebounds with one assist and one block. Kaydin Meyer led the way with 23 points and eight rebounds, and Jada Hines added 10 points and eight assists. The Jaguars produced a strong offensive showing in their opener and will try to maintain that rhythm at home.

The matchup features two teams that have started well and will be aiming for a second straight victory. San Jose’s home setting could provide an early advantage, while Las Positas will try to use its balanced scoring and rebounding to stay close. Lopez and Hinkle headline the individual watch list, but both teams showed in their openers that they can get contributions from multiple players. Both teams have shown the ability to score from multiple spots, making the matchup a test of depth and execution.

Las Positas’ recent win featured three players with double-figure scoring, including Lopez and Mirghani each recording double-doubles. The Hawks will need similar production in the paint and on the glass against San Jose. The Jaguars, meanwhile, displayed a high-scoring offense in their opener, with Meyer and Hinkle combining for 45 points. Hines’ playmaking also stood out with eight assists, giving San Jose another offensive option.

San Jose will look to control the pace at home and turn its scoring depth into a second win. Las Positas will aim to counter with rebounding and balanced scoring. The game is expected to offer an early test for both programs as they seek to remain unbeaten. Both programs will seek to protect the basketball and capitalize on early opportunities in what could be a competitive matchup. The Hawks and Jaguars each enter with confidence after double-digit victories.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of San Jose 77, Las Positas 61.