FORT WAYNE, Ind.  – Indiana Tech men's hockey delivered a dominant weekend performance, sweeping Rochester Christian with back-to-back shutouts by scores of 12–0 and 15–0, extending their win streak and showcasing offensive depth from top to bottom.

In the first game of the series the Warriors wasted no time asserting control, scoring three goals in the opening five minutes and never looking back. Indiana Tech netted 12 unanswered goals, including a six-goal third period, to secure the shutout victory.

Luke Anderson and Brodie Burge led the attack with hat tricks, while Zane Myler added two goals. Indiana Tech received scoring contributions from seven different players, highlighting the team's offensive balance.

Special teams played a key role, as the Warriors converted 3-of-4 power-play opportunities, generating constant pressure throughout the night.

In game two the warriors traveled to Rochester Christians to take control of the weekend series. Indiana Tech elevated its play even further in game two, exploding for five goals in the first period, seven in the second, and three more in the third to complete the weekend sweep.

Ryan Doucette delivered a standout performance with four goals, while Malik Ali followed closely with a hat trick. The Warriors again showcased depth, with nine different goal scorers contributing to the 15-goal outburst.

Indiana Tech's power play remained lethal, capitalizing repeatedly and overwhelming Rochester Christian's penalty kill.

Indiana Tech now turns its focus to a major conference showdown against Cleary, as the Warriors carry momentum, confidence, and a statement weekend into a matchup that will help shape the top of the WHAC standings.