Behind a great game by Thomas Cahill, who had two goals and two assists, Bay State Breakers defeated Frederick Freeze, 12-0.

Cahill scored at 1:06 into the first period to make the score 1-0 Bay State Breakers and again while 23:14 into the first to make the score 7-0 Bay State Breakers.

Kirby Saari spearheaded the defensive effort for Bay State Breakers, as he did not allow a puck past him and made 37 saves for the shutout. Saari managed to improve on his goals against average, which stood at 2.45 prior to the game.

Bay State Breakers made Frederick Freeze's netminders to work between the pipes, launching 73 shots and forcing 61 saves. Nicholas Holencik made 37 stops and John Ketzenberger made 24. Bay State Breakers' defense was surprisingly good. Bay State Breakers averages 2.8 goals allowed per game. Bay State Breakers bested its season scoring average. This season, Bay State Breakers averages 3.8 goals per contest.

Bay State Breakers also got points from David Hasenfuss, who also tallied one goal and two assists, Tyler Becker, who also finished with two goals and one assist, Eric Covell, who also grabbed one goal and three assists, and Cameron Miglietta, who also registered two goals and two assists. Eric Costa also scored for Bay State Breakers. More assists for Bay State Breakers came via Bryan Bachelder, Ryan Gaucher, Alexander Weibeler, Mason Sloan, and Sean Doherty, who contributed one a piece and James Crockett and Nicholas Sorgi, who each chipped in two.

Frederick Freeze was held below its usual level of production. Frederick Freeze averages 2.5 goals per game. Frederick Freeze's offense rang up 37 shots on Bay State Breakers' net.

Bay State Breakers incurred four minutes in penalty time with two minors and had no power play opportunities. Frederick Freeze finished the contest with no penalties and went 0-for-2 with the man advantage.