A stellar performance between the pipes by Brian Ellis helped Tennyson Chevrolet defeat Great Lakes Lightning, 7-1.

Great Lakes Lightning's power play was ineffective against Tennyson Chevrolet's penalty kill, which allowed one goal while shorthanded.

Tennyson Chevrolet was sparked by James Smith, who grabbed one goal and one assist. Smith scored 3:44 into the second period to make the score 2-1 Tennyson Chevrolet.

Tennyson Chevrolet was relatively well disciplined in the game, receiving only eight minors and one major for 31 minutes in penalty time. Tennyson Chevrolet ended up below its season average of 43.0 penalty minutes per game. Tennyson Chevrolet forced Great Lakes Lightning's goaltenders to work without much rest, racking up 47 shots and forcing 40 saves. Garrett Avery made 29 stops and Colin Walsh made 11.

Tennyson Chevrolet also got points from Zachary Chapman, who also had one goal and one assist. Others who scored for Tennyson Chevrolet included Joseph Matyaszek, who had three and Anthony Davey and Robert Danyo, who scored one goal each. Other players who recorded assists for Tennyson Chevrolet were Matthew Hopersberger, who had three and Ryan Krolikowski and Kenneth Winter, who contributed one a piece.

Great Lakes Lightning kept Tennyson Chevrolet's goalie busy throughout the game, and Ellis made 36 saves on 37 shots.

Great Lakes Lightning was led by Latham Wojno, who scored the team's only goal. Wojno scored on the power play 13:03 into the first period to make the score 1-0 Great Lakes Lightning. Great Lakes Lightning had taken the advantage when Tennyson Chevrolet's Smith got sent off for high sticking. Justin Scheeler assisted on the tally.

Tennyson Chevrolet registered one goal on four power play opportunities. Tennyson Chevrolet ran into serious disciplinary problems during the contest, and James Stacey Jr was ejected from the game. Great Lakes Lightning incurred 18 minutes in penalty time with four minors.