A four-goal first period deficit cost M3-Shippensburg University, which could not recover and fell to M3-Penn State-Bradywine, 9-2.

Jeff Steinman had two goals and two assists to lead M3-Penn State-Bradywine. Steinman scored the first of his two goals at 4:15 into the first period to make the score 1-0 M3-Penn State-Bradywine. Brendan Howanski assisted on the tally. Steinman's next tally made the score 5-0 M3-Penn State-Bradywine with 17:43 left in the second period. Brandon Benn picked up the assist.

M3-Penn State-Bradywine's goal total was higher than its season average. M3-Penn State-Bradywine averages 4.0 goals per game. The 38 shots that M3-Penn State-Bradywine put on net surpassed M3-Penn State-Bradywine's average of 0.2 shots per game this season.

M3-Penn State-Bradywine additionally got points from James Campbell, who also registered one goal and one assist, Benn, who also had one goal and one assist, Howanski, who also racked up one goal and three assists, Jonathan Thompson, who also tallied one goal and one assist, and Alex Gordon, who also registered two goals and one assist. Mitchell Preuhs also scored for M3-Penn State-Bradywine. More assists for M3-Penn State-Bradywine came via Frank Leonardo, who had two and Nick DiDomenico, Billy McGraw, and Jon Kline, who each chipped in one.

M3-Shippensburg University was held below its usual level of production. M3-Shippensburg University puts an average of 7.5 pucks into the net per game.

M3-Penn State-Bradywine's Andrew Hieber stopped 27 shots out of the 29 that he faced. M3-Penn State-Bradywine ended with no penalties and went 0-for-0 on the power play. Tanner Stouffer made 29 saves for M3-Shippensburg University on 38 shots. M3-Shippensburg University avoided the penalty box for the entire game and scored zero goals off of zero power plays.