Ep Stalwart RB Mark Venegas had the Eagles only two scores, once on the game's first tally, another big 64 yard breakaway into the endzone to put the Eagles up 7-0 after the Jose Rios PAT. The other came on a four yard plunge into the enzone in the fourth quarter. But Reynolds stole the show finally breaking away from the Eagle defense who had contained him for the better part of the first half as the Division I prospect finally broke away for an 18 yard touchdown in the waning moments of the second quarter. He even took a play out of the Eagle playbook putting the house all-left and finding a winding path through the middle of the Eagle defense for the two-point conversion 8-7 at the half. Reynolds would find pay dirt once again in the third quarter, this time hitting Caleb Coleman-Lee on a 45 yard strike through the air to put the 'Stangs up 15-7. The Jay signal caller found some space with a little over a minute remaining in the third quarter on a 54 yard pass to Michael Urrutia and the David Ortiz PAT was good to put the Mustangs up 29-7. Moses Reynolds would find the endzone again in the fourth on a 32 yard TD run to seal the deal 36-14. The Eagles travel to San Antonio to tangle with the Southwest Dragons on Friday night.