Daniel Dimonte lifted M3-Rowan University to a 9-6 victory with a hat trick against M3-Alvernia University.

Dimonte notched his first tally 5:33 into the second period. He then added goals at 11:13 into the second and at 12:50 into the third.

M3-Rowan University forced M3-Alvernia University goalie James Bangar to work between the pipes, taking 59 shots. M3-Rowan University bested its season scoring average. M3-Rowan University averages 6.4 goals per game. M3-Rowan University was ineffective while on the power play, as it was held to two goals off of 10 man advantages.

M3-Rowan University also got points from Dennis Padick, who also racked up one goal and one assist, Eric Bell, who also had one goal and one assist, Darren Raudenbush, who also racked up one goal and one assist, and Alexander Stewart, who also registered one goal and one assist. M3-Rowan University also had goals scored by Mitchell Oliveto and Ryan Trudel, who each put in one. More assists for M3-Rowan University came via Pierre Rai, who had two, Kyle Welsh, who had four, and Brandon Mead and Marty Bell, who each chipped in one.

M3-Alvernia University's offense rang up 51 shots on M3-Rowan University's net. M3-Alvernia University could not stay out of the penalty box, as the team accrued 44 minutes in penalties during the game.

M3-Alvernia University was led by Nico Delgiorno, who registered four goals and one assist. M3-Alvernia University additionally got points from Brian Callahan, who also tallied one goal and one assist. James Mckelvie also scored for M3-Alvernia University. In addition, M3-Alvernia University received assists from Brett Fernandes, who had two, Dustin Stuck, who had three, and Nicholas Cacace, Kevin Meers, Sean Mullen, and Ian Meers, who contributed one each.

Ryan Mccusker rejected 45 shots on goal for M3-Rowan University. M3-Rowan University incurred 18 minutes in penalty time with four minors. M3-Alvernia University's Bangar stopped 50 shots out of the 59 that he faced. M3-Alvernia University registered one goal on two power play opportunities.