Heights lost their third game against Gilmour this season, falling 8-4 at home. The Tigers had many scoring chances, outshooting the Lancers 36-33, but only Ben Winger was able to convert. Winger followed last week's hat trick against Kent Roosevelt by racking up four goals on Gilmour. His first period tally made it 2-1 Gilmour, but Heights allowed the Lancers to score the next six and build an 8-1 lead. Winger then exploded for three more goals in a four-minute span of the final period. Two of his goals came with a man advantage, upping his team-leading total of powerplay goals to seven. He still trails Jeff Houser for the team lead in goals 18-16.