With an extremely large crowd inside the newly renamed CFS Bank Event Center (formally known as The Rostraver Ice Gardens), Vulcan Nation showed up, as California would play host to the Robert Morris Colonials. The Vulcans came into the contest with at 2-0 record to RMU’s 4-1. California had a tribute to James DeAngelo prior to the game and a ceremonial puck drop with James’s sister Abigail and Pittsburgh Penguins Broadcaster Phil Bourque. After a back-and-forth affair, the first goal went to RMU and they took a 1^st period lead. Late in the first, California would start to get some momentum, as they turned the RMU end into a shooting gallery and brought the physicality. The 2^nd was similar to the 1^st but this time the Vulcans would tie it up at 1, all with 17 seconds left in the period. In the 3^rd, RMU would take a 2-1 lead just 25 seconds into the final frame. But the Vulcans would answer back with 11:32 left in regulation.

With multiple scoring chances and power play opportunities, California peppered goaltender Brosavic but could not get the puck passed him. With less than 1:30 left in regulation, the Colonials would take a 3-2 lead. Cal looked to regroup and battle back, pulling the goalie for the extra attacker. They had their chances, but Brosavic stood tall in the RMU Net. With a bad bounce, the puck squeaked out to center ice and RMU picked up the loose biscuit. RMU scored on the empty net and put the game on ice 4-2. That would be the final score of 4-2. California will travel to Michigan for a road trip game over the weekend. RMU will head back to Moon Twp to start their home stand.