The Amherstburg Admirals used a four-goal second period to put away the Lakeshore Canadiens, 7-1.

Mark Gangnon had two goals and two assists to lead Amherstburg. Gangnon scored the first of his two goals on the power play at 3:27 into the second period to make the score 2-1 Amherstburg. A high sticking penalty on Zack Bedard had put the Admirals on the power play. James Brooks assisted on the tally. Gangnon's next tally on the power play made the score 6-1 Amherstburg with 11:21 left in the third period. Blake Rutckyj provided the assist.

Amherstburg's Arren Romeril was a brick wall in net, as he came up with 27 saves and let only one puck past him. The solid play of Romeril will be reflected in his goals against average, which pre-game was 3.44.

The Admirals stifled Lakeshore's power play, and did not give up a single goal while down a man. Amherstburg bested its season scoring average. The Admirals have scored at the pace of 4.7 goals per game during the current campaign.

Amherstburg additionally got points from Brooks, who also had two goals and two assists and Luke Gangnon, who also racked up one goal and one assist. Amherstburg also had goals scored by Dan Matoski and Dean Patterson, who scored one goal each. More assists for Amherstburg came via Curtis Prymack, Steven Spada, and Conor Rennie, who contributed one each.

The Canadiens were often in penalty trouble, totaling eight minors and one major for 51 minutes in penalty time. The total exceeded the 22.0 minutes per game Lakeshore had been spending in the box. The Canadiens did not reach the goal total they have come to expect this season. Lakeshore puts an average of 4.3 pucks into the net per game. The Canadiens managed to hold Amherstburg's power play largely in check, allowing only one goal while on the disadvantage.

Lakeshore was led by Colin Sartor, who scored the team's only goal. Sartor scored 1:25 into the second period to make the score 1-1. Luke Sanko picked up the assist.

The Admirals incurred 32 minutes in penalty time with six minors. John Jeffries took the loss and made 13 saves before being replaced by Colin Tetreault who made five saves. The Canadiens registered zero goals on four power play opportunities. Lakeshore ran into serious disciplinary problems during the contest, and Sanko was ejected from the game.