LONDON (Interstat) — Caledonia will visit London on Saturday for a women’s professional basketball game. Caledonia enters as the visiting team with a 1-0 record, while London is the home team and stands 0-1. Caledonia will seek its second win of the season. London will seek its first win of the season. London will host the game. The game is part of the women’s professional basketball schedule. Caledonia will be the visiting team, and London will be the home team.

Caledonia’s most recent result was an 86-57 home victory over Essex. Caledonia won that game by 29 points. Caledonia’s most recent game was against Essex. The team scored 86 points and allowed 57. Frannie Hottinger, Alix McIntosh and Tia Freeman were among Caledonia’s most productive players in that game. Caledonia’s next 10 scheduled games are Newcastle at Caledonia; Caledonia at Oaklands; Nottingham at Caledonia; Caledonia at Cardiff; Cardiff at Caledonia; Caledonia at Nottingham; Manchester at Caledonia; Caledonia at Leicester; Caledonia at Essex; and Caledonia at Newcastle. Caledonia will face Cardiff, Nottingham and Newcastle twice in that stretch. Caledonia’s next 10 games include four home games and six road games.

London’s most recent result was a 100-73 loss at Manchester. London lost that game by 27 points. London’s most recent game was against Manchester. The team scored 73 points and allowed 100. Amaris Baker is a player to watch for London. In that game, Baker played 39 minutes and finished with 29 points, 10 rebounds, one assist and one block. Chloe Wilson added 20 points, nine rebounds, three assists and one block in 25 minutes. Annika Shah contributed nine points, four rebounds and five assists in 34 minutes. Baker, Wilson and Shah were London’s most productive players in the loss. Baker’s 29 points were a game high for London. Wilson’s 20 points and nine rebounds gave London another strong performance. Shah added five assists.

London’s next 10 scheduled games are Nottingham at London; London at Leicester; Oaklands at London; London at Sheffield; London at Newcastle; London at Cardiff; London at Oaklands; Essex at London; London at Newcastle; and Sheffield at London. London will face Newcastle, Oaklands and Sheffield twice in that stretch. London’s next 10 games also include four home games and six road games. Both teams will continue their seasons after Saturday’s meeting, with Caledonia looking to build on its opening win and London seeking to rebound from its opening loss. Caledonia and London will meet in London for the matchup.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Caledonia 85, London 74.