The M1 Rochester Institute of Technolog Tigers could not stop the M1 Canisius College Golden Griffins' Andrew Ferrentino, who tallied a hat trick in a 7-2 win.

Ferrentino got on the scoresheet 7:38 into the first period. He then added goals at 8:03 into the first and at 12:32 into the second.

M1 Canisius College pulled out the victory even though it was hit with 22 penalty minutes.

The Golden Griffins' goal total was higher than their season average. M1 Canisius College has scored at the pace of 4.6 goals per game during the current campaign. The 37 shots that the Golden Griffins put on net surpassed M1 Canisius College's average of 0.6 shots per game this season.

M1 Canisius College additionally got points from Matthew Muszynski, who also registered one goal and three assists and Jesse Caulkins, who also tallied one goal and one assist. M1 Canisius College also had goals scored by Brian Walter and Dimitrios Gogos, who scored one goal each. In addition, M1 Canisius College received assists from Jess Hackett, who had four and Stan Pawlow and Austin Casselberry, who contributed one each.

M1 Rochester Institute of Technolog's offense was clicking better than usual and put 26 shots on goal during the game, better than the 0.5 shots per game it averages. The Tigers could not stay out of the penalty box, as the team accrued 18 minutes in penalties during the game. M1 Rochester Institute of Technolog was ineffective while on the power play, as it was held to one goal off of nine man advantages.

The Tigers were led by Alex Nyzio, who tallied one goal and one assist. Nyzio scored on the power play 18:55 into the first period to make the score 4-1 M1 Canisius College. A cross checking penalty on Ferrentino had put M1 Rochester Institute of Technolog on the power play. Adam Kristan picked up the assist. M1 Rochester Institute of Technolog also got a goal from Trevor Powers as well.

Hiroyasu Takahashi recorded 24 saves for the Golden Griffins. M1 Canisius College registered two goals on eight power play opportunities. The Tigers' Craig Brzyski stopped 30 shots out of the 37 that he faced.