The 12:35s passing game was the story of this one, with Kayson Link doing the throwing. Link connected with Maddox Pedon for a 7-point touchdown, and he also found Braxton Iliff-Murphy for another touchdown, giving the 12:35s 14 points at Wildcat Stadium.

Carson Tabaka had a highlight-reel moment for the 12:35s when he hauled in a crazy catch from Kayson Link while Dom Chiodo was tight in coverage. The grab was one of the most eye-catching plays of the game and kept the offense moving forward.

KTCS had its moment through the air too, as Finn Hopkins threw a touchdown pass to Xavier Davenport for 7 points. Davenport was the lone scorer for the KTCS side, and Hopkins was the main passer for the team.

The 12:35s defense made life tough for Finn Hopkins all day. Maddox Pedon knocked down a pass from Hopkins on fourth down, a play the notes say moved the ball to the 50, and he later came down with an interception after Hopkins' pass turned into a bobble that he grabbed out of the air.

Maddox Marsaglia also picked off a Finn Hopkins pass for the 12:35s, and the notes credit a missed catch by Giovani Pelaez as the reason the ball ended up in Marsaglia's hands. It was a big swing on defense that showed the 12:35s were reading the KTCS passing game well.

Liam Bair and Charlie Waddell did not play in this game, so there were no recorded plays for either of them. The rest of the roster was kept busy as the 12:35s came out on top with the 14-7 win.

The win puts the 12:35s in a strong spot after a game where the passing attack, the catches and the ball-hawking defense all showed up. KTCS will want to clean up its passing and its hands heading into the next game, while the 12:35s will look to keep the same sharp play going.