The Memorial Sea-Hawks (9-2-0) topped the visiting Université de Moncton Aigles Bleus (0-11-0) by a final score of 7-1.

On a cold, windy evening at King George V Park, the Sea-Hawks and Aigles Bleus took to the pitch at 5:00 PM NDT to start their two-game series to conclude the regular season. The Aigles Bleus would take the lead quickly out of the gate on a goal in the 14^th minute by centre back Natalie Flemming, a perfect way to start for a Aigles Bleus squad looking for their first victory of the season. However, soon after the Sea-Hawks would respond on a strike by forward Claire Langille, her 4^th goal of the season, leveling the score and upping the pressure on the Aigles Bleus. Then, just before the end of the first-half, the Sea-Hawks would score a pair of goals just before the 45^th minute, thanks to Celina-Marie Welling's 2^nd of the season in the 39^th minute, and forward Kate Hickey's first marker of the season would provide the insurance marker in the 41^st minute, the Sea-Hawks would enter half time with a 3-1 lead.

As the match continued, the Sea-Hawks would continue their stout defensive play that has carried them all season, and as a result they were able to stop any potential comeback by the Aigles Bleus in the second-half. The Sea-Hawks would add another goal to their total in the 49^th minute thanks to Nicole Torraville's first of the season assisted by Sea-Hawks forward Holly O'Neil. The home team wouldn't stop there, O'Neil would find the back of the net for the Sea-Hawks 5^th goal in the 77^th minute, captain Lauren Taylor would add the 6^th marker in the 83^rd minute. With the game out of hand, and nearing the end of play, O'Neil would fire it past the Aigles Bleus goalkeeper for her 2^nd of the game, and AUS leading 9^th goal of the season.

The player of the game was awarded to Sea-Hawks defender Christina Woloszczuk, her on-field smart's and efficiency make her one of the more valuable players on the back line for Memorial.