Tulsa Oilers Football, proud member of the IFL, fall 57-36 on the road in Rio Ranch, New Mexico, to the Duke City Gladiators. 

Duke City began the scoring with 9:30 left in the first with a 14-yard passing touchdown to make it 7-0 Gladiators. The Oilers responded with 4:03 left in the first with a 20-yard field goal from Jeremy Reynolds to make it 7-3 late in the opening quarter. As the clock expired on the opening frame, Duke City connected on a five-yard touchdown pass to make it 14-3 at the end of the first. 

Reynolds would open the scoring in the second quarter with a 37-yard field goal with 12:22 left in the half to cut the deficit for Tulsa to 14-6. Tulsa would record their first safety on defense just after, as Eric Sadler sacked Nate Davis in the endzone to make it 14-8. The Gladiators’ Gary Brown would answer with a six-yard touchdown reception of his own, bringing the Duke City lead to 20-8, after a missed extra point. With 2:11 left in the half, Joshua Crockett would score a touchdown on a 14-yard reception to bring the game to 20-15. Duke City would get the last score of the half on an 18-yard touchdown pass, sending the Oilers to the locker room down 26-15.

Duke City scored to begin the half on a four-yard reception, to make it 33-15, and Reynolds for Tulsa would respond with a 27-yard field to make the score 33-18. The Gladiators would continue scoring touchdowns as they picked up a six-yard touchdown reception in response to bring the score line to 40-18. Tre King for Tulsa would acquire his first touchdown of the year, as he would convert the two-point conversion as well. The King score would be followed up by a successful Deuce off the kickoff from Reynolds to make the game 40-28. 

Duke City would score 17 more points in the fourth quarter, as the Oilers recorded one score, via the 10-yard touchdown reception by Edward Vander, leaving the final score 57-36 in favor of the Gladiators.