Heights skated past Aurora with two dominating periods and went on to win 8-2. The Tigers scored twice on 19 first period shots, then scored four goals in the second and two in the third. Trey Hopkins picked up a season-high four goals. Defenseman Isaac Brown jumped into the rush and scored twice. Tyler Rudy and Ben Urbas each added one. By the end of the second period, both teams started taking penalties and the game got ugly. Aurora put two powerplay goals on the board. Aidan Hall finished with 16 saves.