Import Bryan Kolodziejczyk netted 5 goals to win the fourth game of the Wilson Cup Series. The win signified the third win for the Ice Dogs in a tight four game series ending a two year draught and winning back the Wilson Cup from the Sydney Bears.

Kolodziejczyk wasted no time setting the tone potting two goals in the first two minutes of the game to stun a hot Sydney Bears outfit and goaltender Anthony Kimlin. 

The Belgian Canadian forward closed out the first period with a powerplay marker completing a natural hat trick and giving the Ice Dogs a relieving 3-0 lead heading into the dressing room.

Canadian Import forward Grant Toulmin assisted on all three of Bryan's first period goals and started off the second period 90 seconds feeding fellow Canadian Geordie Wudrick who set up Kolodziejczyk for his fourth of the game.  

As the Bears scrambled to fight their way back into the game Cameron Todd tipped in a point shot from defenceman Shannon McGregor to put his old team down 5-0.  Whilst the Bears were down considerably their spirit wasn't as the Rivalry escalated and the game continued to trade chances.  Ice Dogs goaltender Curtis Skip keeping the opposition long enough for Wudrick to make it 6-0 on the powerplay. Kolodziejczyk was everywhere and added a helper to his big haul of a night.

Kolodziejczyk was granted another chance on the PP at the beginning of the third and capped off his night with a five goal performance leaving a stunner bears down 7-0.

The Bears however would fight back and find some form tallying two goals to finish the game 7-2. 

The Ice Dogs finished the series with two wins a shootout win and a loss to claim the Wilson Cup!