No Fly Zone took home a 14-7 win over 12:35s in this one-quarter contest at Wildcat Stadium. The game was decided by the passing games and a pair of interceptions, with both teams finding ways to put points on the board.

Finn Hopkins was the engine for No Fly Zone. He threw two touchdown passes, the first to Xavier Davenport, whose play log note reads "He's him," and the second to Dom Chiodo, whose note reads "What a guy." Hopkins was the common thread on both scores, and the pair of connections gave No Fly Zone its points.

On the other side, Kayson Link handled the throwing duties for 12:35s and found Braxton Iliff-Murphy for a touchdown. The log describes the score as wide open, a nice look for Braxton on the catch. Link also had a tough moment, as Charlie Waddell picked off a pass that the play log says was thrown right at him.

The defensive plays brought the interceptions into the spotlight. Charlie Waddell made a pick for No Fly Zone on a throw from Kayson Link. For 12:35s, Bowen Ince grabbed an interception off a Finn Hopkins pass, and the play was set up when Braxton Iliff-Murphy tipped the ball into Bowen's hands. It was a team effort on that turnover.

Liam Bair and Kamden Doage did not play in this game, so no plays were recorded for them. The commissioner's log does not include any sacks, breakups, flag pulls or penalties, so the story is about the touchdowns and the turnovers.

The result is what goes in the books: No Fly Zone earns the win and 12:35s takes the loss. The log doesn't include standings or streak information, so the bigger picture will have to wait for the next update. 12:35s will look to bounce back in its next game, while No Fly Zone will look to keep its passing game rolling.