Heights moved up to third place in the Red Southeast Division with a 5-4 win over the Euclid Panthers. The Tigers scored twice in a strong first period and stayed in the lead for the duration of the game. Ben Winger put Heights on the board first, scoring in his fifth straight game, and Dan Crowell followed soon after with his third goal of the season. Although the Tigers' offense kept producing in the second period, the team was unable to match the form they displayed in the first. After allowing only five shots and one good scoring chance in the first period, Heights surrendered 15 shots and three goals in the second. All three Panther goals were recorded in identical fashion. The Tigers could not clear loose pucks from the crease and Euclid tapped in three easy goals. Heights still maintained a 4-3 lead at the intermission thanks to tallies by Jeff Houser and Ben Winger. Houser and Winger are now tied for second on the team with eight goals each. Chris Pesek expanded the lead to 5-3 in the third period when his slapshot deflected in off of a Euclid defender. The Panthers picked up the final goal of the game with two minutes to go, but goalie Ben Gaglioti and the Tigers held on for the win. Gaglioti turned aside many great scoring opportunities and finished with 29 saves.