The Titans came out firing on all cylinders and never looked back, cruising to a convincing 5-2 victory over the U15 Snipers in a game that was defined by offensive explosiveness and special teams struggles. From the opening puck drop, the Titans established their dominance, outshooting the Snipers 18-28 in the first period alone as they set the tone with a relentless forecheck. The home team, however, managed to stay within striking distance thanks to a flurry of shots that kept Titans goalie Elijah Suapengco busy early on.
The Titans struck first at the 7:30 mark of the opening period when Greyson Barlow (#3) found the back of the net, with assists from Davis Jickling and Elton Schwartz. The momentum carried into the second period, where the Snipers briefly tied things up when Yari DeBock (#8) scored an unassisted even-strength goal at 13:15. But that was as close as the Snipers would get. Just over six minutes later, Barlow struck again, this time assisted by George Hiles and Jin Cheung to restore the Titans' lead. Emmett Kickham (#18) then extended the advantage to 3-1 with a goal at 5:19, with Barlow and Jickling picking up assists in a dominant stretch for the away side.
The third period saw the Snipers attempt to mount a comeback, and they got a lifeline when Jack Borhaven (#18) scored with Lucas Thompson Pi providing the assist at 14:07, cutting the deficit to 3-2. But the Titans answered immediately, as Barlow completed his hat trick at 12:52 with help from Kickham, effectively putting the game out of reach. Marek Werbicki (#4) added an insurance goal at 7:09, assisted by Cheung and Felix He, to cap the scoring. The game's physical nature boiled over late, with multiple roughing minors handed out in the final minutes, including matching penalties to Cason Jickling and Pierce Nelson, followed by separate roughing calls on Dylan Lewin and Jickling at the final horn. Despite the Snipers' 28-18 shot advantage, Suapengco's goaltending was stellar, and the Titans' efficient finishing proved to be the difference.