Heights lost the final home game of the season, 6-2 against Benedictine. The Bengals' first four goals came in a four-minute span of the opening period and the Tigers couldn't claw their way back. Paris Murray put Heights on the board late in the first, and the team had numerous chances to rally in the second. Benedictine penalties gave the Tigers an eight-minute stretch with either a one or two-man advantage, but the powerplay unit came up empty. The Bengals added two more goals later in the period. Paris Murray scored again for Heights in the third period, giving him a team-high 16 for the season. This was his fifth two-goal game of the year, with three of them coming in the past eight days.