Behind a great game by Matt Kadolph, who had two goals and two assists, the M1 Rochester College Warriors defeated M1 Indiana Institute of Technology, 6-3.

Kadolph found the back of the net 8:05 into the first period to make the score 1-0 M1 Rochester College and again while 55 seconds into the third to make the score 4-2 M1 Rochester College.

M1 Rochester College pulled out the victory even though it was hit with 12 penalty minutes.

The Warriors surpassed their usual scoring output this season. This season, M1 Rochester College averages 3.5 goals per contest. By firing 33 shots on goal, the Warriors exceeded the 1.8 shot they average per game this year.

M1 Rochester College additionally got points from Garrett Gostek, who also tallied two goals and one assist and Doug Lindensmith, who also had one goal and one assist. M1 Rochester College also got a goal from Nicholas Beaune as well. More assists for M1 Rochester College came via Brian Fonseca, Joshua Botimer, Kyle Truscott, and Dakota Olvin, who each chipped in one.

M1 Indiana Institute of Technology managed to stay out of the box better than usual, tallying one minor for two minutes in penalty time. M1 Indiana Institute of Technology finished below its season average of 14.0 penalty minutes per game. M1 Indiana Institute of Technology put 36 shots on net during the contest, more than the 3.8 it averages per game.

M1 Indiana Institute of Technology was led by Jarrett Pfeiffer, who finished with one goal and two assists. Pfeiffer scored on the power play 12:19 into the first period to make the score 1-1. M1 Indiana Institute of Technology had gotten the advantage when M1 Rochester College's Sam Berry was sent off for hooking. Ian Maisonneuve provided the assist. Others who scored for M1 Indiana Institute of Technology included Matthew Walton and Ryan Theisen, who each put in one.

Brenden Kruckenberg recorded 33 saves for the Warriors. M1 Rochester College registered zero goals on one power play opportunities. M1 Indiana Institute of Technology's Zach Larson stopped 27 shots out of the 33 that he faced. M1 Indiana Institute of Technology registered one goal on six power play opportunities.