Both squads left Wildcat Stadium with the same number on the board, a 7-7 tie. The commissioner's log records only two touchdowns, one for each side, and the rest of the game is told through the passing plays that led to them.

The 12:35s got their score through the arm of Maddox Marsaglia, who threw a touchdown to Finn Hopkins. The log lists that one under the 12:35s, and it's a clean strike that put the points on the board for his side.

The best individual play in the log belongs to Giovani Pelaez, who hauled in a pass from Maddox Marsaglia over a kid who had run onto the field. Pelaez didn't go down in the process, trampling the kid and staying on his feet to keep the play alive. The log tags the catch for the 12:35s.

KTCS answered the scoring column with a touchdown from Kayson Link to Wally Barickman, the log's only other scoring play. Link's throw was the pass that gave his side its seven points, and Barickman was the receiver on the scoring end of it.

The result means a 7-7 tie for the books and no separate wins or losses to report from this game. Before standings are updated, the commissioner should double-check team tags: the log files Finn Hopkins and Giovani Pelaez under the 12:35s and Wally Barickman and Kayson Link under KTCS, which doesn't match the rosters. Once that's sorted, the next matchup will decide which squad gets to claim the bragging rights.