M2 Lindenwood University relied on the sparkling performance of Christopher Johansen in net to grab a 4-1 win against M2 Grand Valley State University.

M2 Lindenwood University was led by David Allen, who tallied one goal. Allen scored 15:36 into the second period to make the score 2-1 M2 Lindenwood University. Zach Mitchell assisted on the tally.

M2 Lindenwood University put up an impenetrable defensive front on the penalty kill, and did not allow M2 Grand Valley State University to score on any of its four power plays. M2 Lindenwood University put 28 shots on net during the contest, more than the 0.3 it averages per game. Team's forwards weren't the only contributers offensively, and the team's defensemen showcased their scoring touch with two goals.

Others who scored for M2 Lindenwood University included Tyler Kubara, John Petersson, and Kyle Vesling, who scored one goal each. Other players who recorded assists for M2 Lindenwood University were Petrus Sipila, who had one.

M2 Grand Valley State University managed to stay out of the box better than usual, totaling one minor for two minutes in penalty time. M2 Grand Valley State University finished below its season average of 12.0 penalty minutes per game. M2 Grand Valley State University did not reach the goal total it has come to expect this season. M2 Grand Valley State University averages 5.9 goals per game. M2 Grand Valley State University's offense rang up 54 shots on M2 Lindenwood University's net. M2 Grand Valley State University's defense let in more goals than it usually has this year. M2 Grand Valley State University is averaging 1.9 goal against for the season.

M2 Grand Valley State University was led by Anthony Russo, who scored the team's only goal. Russo scored 12 seconds into the second period to make the score 1-0 M2 Grand Valley State University. Ian Hamilton picked up the assist.

Johansen recorded 53 saves for M2 Lindenwood University. M2 Lindenwood University incurred eight minutes in penalty time with four minors. M2 Grand Valley State University's Jiri Aberle stopped 24 shots out of the 28 that he faced.