Kayson Link had a day to remember for the 12:35s, even if the box score doesn't tell the whole story. Link found Luka Corrales for a touchdown, a strike that gave the 12:35s their points and showed what the passing game can do when the throws are on target. Link also had a tough day with the ball in the air, as No Fly Zone defenders came up with three picks off his passes.

Xavier Davenport was the headline defender for No Fly Zone, grabbing two interceptions of passes thrown by Kayson Link. Davenport's two picks kept the 12:35s from building any real rhythm through the air and were a big reason No Fly Zone stayed in the game.

Carson Tabaka had a busy afternoon in both directions for No Fly Zone. Tabaka caught a touchdown pass from Charlie Waddell, giving the squad a scoring play through the air. Tabaka also came up with an interception of a Kayson Link throw, a two-way performance that made him one of the most active players on the field.

Charlie Waddell's passing game was the engine behind No Fly Zone's points. Waddell threw the touchdown to Carson Tabaka, and Waddell was also on the other end of a pick, as Wally Barickman intercepted a pass thrown by Waddell for the 12:35s. It was a back-and-forth day for the quarterback position.

Wally Barickman made a timely play on defense for the 12:35s, intercepting a Charlie Waddell throw to snatch away a chance at more No Fly Zone points. Barickman's pick was a real highlight for the 12:35s secondary.

Maddox Marsaglia also came up with a big takeaway for the 12:35s, intercepting a pass thrown by Xavier Davenport. The interception was a nice answer on the defensive side of the ball for a 12:35s team that had its own share of pressure in the passing game.

The 12:35s relied on Luka Corrales as a target and scoring threat. Corrales caught the touchdown pass from Kayson Link, and the play gave the 12:35s a reminder of how dangerous their passing attack can be when everything clicks.

Maddox Pedon did not play in this one, so the 12:35s and No Fly Zone were both working with what was available on the day. The absence meant other players had to step up, and several of them did, with interceptions and scoring plays margin across both rosters.

The overall picture was a game of turnovers and big plays through the air. Five interceptions were recorded across the two sides, with Davenport doubling up for No Fly Zone and the 12:35s answering with picks from Barickman and Marsaglia. Two touchdown passes, one from Link to Corrales and one from Waddell to Tabaka, were the only scores on the board.

Both teams have reason to take something from this one. The 7-7 tie leaves the 12:35s and No Fly Zone level in the standings for now, and both squads can look to their defensive takeaways as a foundation to build on heading into the next regular-season game.