The M1 Arkansas ^ University of Razorbacks won 6-3 over M1 Midland University.

M1 Arkansas ^ University of surpassed its usual scoring output this season. This season, the Razorbacks average 2.9 goals per contest. M1 Arkansas ^ University of struggled to stay out of the sin bin throughout the game as it finished the game with 14 penalty minutes for six opposing power plays. The Razorbacks put 39 shots on net during the contest, more than the 4.3 they average per game.

M1 Arkansas ^ University of was helped by Ryan Machos, who finished with two goals. Machos scored the first of his two goals on the power play at 2:57 into the first period to make the score 1-0 M1 Arkansas ^ University of. A holding penalty on Tyler Gallagher had put the Razorbacks on the power play. Luc Gradisar provided the assist. Machos' next tally on the power play made the score 3-1 M1 Arkansas ^ University of with 19:35 left in the third period. Gradisar picked up the assist. M1 Arkansas ^ University of also had goals scored by Michael Tallo, Matt Robinson, Jesse Foskey, and Collin Young, who scored one goal each. In addition, M1 Arkansas ^ University of received assists from Landyn Howze, who had two and Chris Green and Colin South, who each chipped in one.

M1 Midland University's penalty killing units received substantial work throughout the game as M1 Midland University finished with 14 penalty minutes. M1 Midland University relied on a core group of players for most of its offense, as Sam Turner, Blake Neumann and Blair Seitz took 21 of the team's 39 shots.

M1 Midland University also got a goal from Bradley Hepler as well. Other players who recorded assists for M1 Midland University were Matthew Blaszkiewicz, who had two and Bradee Thompson and Zach Voss, who contributed one each.

Oliver Eklund recorded 36 saves for M1 Arkansas ^ University of. The Razorbacks registered two goals on six power play opportunities. M1 Midland University's starting goalie, Jarin Aden, made 25 saves and finished with the loss before he was taken out in favor of Erikur Arnason, who stopped eight shots.