Tennyson Chevrolet beat Soo Firehawks, 3-1, in a contest where the winning goal was scored in the first period but the game remained close throughout.

Timothy Muhsman provided Tennyson Chevrolet with the game-winning tally when he scored 8:54 into the the first period. Tennyson Chevrolet had taken the advantage when Soo Firehawks' Kyle Maleport got sent off for delay of game.

Tennyson Chevrolet's penalty kill excelled, as Tennyson Chevrolet gave up zero goals despite allowing seven power plays.

Tennyson Chevrolet was sparked by Kenneth Winter, who registered one goal. Winter scored 10:37 into the first period to make the score 2-0 Tennyson Chevrolet. Ryan Brown provided the assist.

Tennyson Chevrolet stifled Soo Firehawks' power play, and did not give up a single goal while down a man. Tennyson Chevrolet's offense rang up 37 shots on Soo Firehawks' net. Tennyson Chevrolet was forced to rely heavily on their penalty kill unit throughout the game, as it racked up 32 penalty minutes. Tennyson Chevrolet's defensemen played an important role in the offense, chipping in two goals.

Thomas Emery also scored for Tennyson Chevrolet. Other players who recorded assists for Tennyson Chevrolet were James Smith and Chad Cobb, who contributed one a piece.

Soo Firehawks was often in penalty trouble, totaling seven minors and two majors for 44 minutes in penalty time. Soo Firehawks surpassed its season average of 24.0 penalty minutes per game. Soo Firehawks' offense operated below it season average. Soo Firehawks averages 4.0 goals per game.

Soo Firehawks was led by Nate Fitzpatrick, who scored the team's only goal. Fitzpatrick scored 11:24 into the second period to make the score 2-1 Tennyson Chevrolet. Alexander Drulia assisted on the tally.

Brian Ellis recorded 17 saves for Tennyson Chevrolet. Tennyson Chevrolet registered one goal on four power play opportunities. Soo Firehawks' Keegan McGraw stopped 34 shots out of the 37 that he faced. For Soo Firehawks, Fitzpatrick was ejected from the game.