Riding the wave of hat-tricks off of the backs of Jason Schemmel and Tim Czycyk, the Men of Phantom Nation were able to fend off a constant parade of penalties and Team Jager on Sunday night to capture their second win of the play-offs and skate to a 8-5 win against Team Jager. Three opening period goals, combined with a pair in the second and three more in the third, would mark an eight goal performance and mark the most goals scored against Team Jager by the Phantoms this season. Tim Czycyk would begin the Phantom scoring early in the opening period with two goals in the opening 16 minutes. Trent Kik would manage to sandwich a Kik-Slice between the two Czycyk goals to lift the Phantoms into a 3-0 lead. Team Jager would gain some momentum going into the intermission, as the third overall seed would stage a shut-out breaking strike behind the Phantom netminder Wootton with 3:58 remaining in the opening period. In the opening period, the Phantoms would manhandle Team Jager outshooting them 13-8. the second period, Jason Schemmel would strike with two goals in the span of 1:08 (both assisted by Tim Czycyk) to push the Phantom lead into 5-1. Team Jager would continue to experience a light bloom toward the end of the periods, as they would find the back of the net with 32 seconds remaining to close out the second period with the Phantoms in charge at 5-2. In the third, both teams would put on a scoring push during the opening three minutes. Team Jager would score just 22 seconds in to climb back into contention trailing 5-3. However, Jason Schemmel would answer back just 37 seconds later (assisted by Tim Czycyk) would regain the Phantom three-goal cushion at 6-3. Exactly one minute later, Team Jager would answer as Team Jager would mount their forth of the night to climb back to within two goals at 3-5. Tim Czycyk would net this third of the night with 6:31 remaining in the contest (unassisted) to increase the Phantom lead to 7-4. Both teams would exchange goals in the final minute to complete game scoring with the Phantoms on top 8-5. Trent Kik would stage the Phantom end of the final minute scoring blitz with his second of the contest with 28 seconds remaining. The Phantoms would fend off a very difficult penalty filled third period with two separate 2-4 disadvantages in the final five minutes of play. On the night, the Phantoms would be sentenced with 7 minors for 14 minutes, while Team Jager would be banished on five minors for 10 minutes. On the game, the Phantoms out shot Team Jager 30-22.