Heights rallied twice but came up short against Parma, losing 6-4. The Tigers led 1-0 in the first as Chris Zirm scored on a 2-on-1 with Sam Brown, but three consecutive Parma goals in the second period put Heights behind the eight ball. The Tigers regrouped late in the period when Jordan Shoger scored his seventh goal of the season, and freshman Tyler Rudy followed with the first of his career. The game wasn't tied for long. A bad bounce in front of the Heights net put Parma back in front 4-3 just seconds before intermission. The Redmen scored another in the third and the Tigers again tried to climb out from a two-goal deficit. After Heights failed to convert on a two-man advantage, Tyler Rudy found the net once more with a minute to play, but that's where the rally ended. Parma added an empty-netter as time expired. Powerplays proved to be a big difference between the teams, with Parma scoring on both of their opportunities while the Tigers went 0-for-4.