Markham traveled to Oshawa for their fourth and final meeting with the Legionaires with only one thing on their mind – defeat the only South Division team that still had a chance to catch them for fourth place in the standings.  The Waxers were successful in all but securing fourth place with a convincing 6-2 victory in one of their best played games of January.  

The Waxers opened the scoring on a powerplay as Riley Hill found a loose puck in a goal mouth scrum and buried his 11^th of the season.  Shortly after Oshawa tied the game at 1-1, Ben Cottreau got a powerplay goal to make it 2-1 as his centering pass from the corner was redirected by an Oshawa player in to the net and the teams went to the intermission with Markham nursing the one goal lead.  

Markham made it 3-1 early in the second when Jeff Paisley roofed a shot from the slot to finish off a nice 3-on-2 rush with Nathaniel Brooks and Steve Ritchie earning assists.  Oshawa made it close by scoring shortly after and although Markham carried the play, they could not get any more goals in the second and the third period started 3-2 Markham.  

The Waxers blew the game open in the third on two goals by Stephen Wong just under 3minutes apart and then salted away the game with a Paisley shorthanded marker with just 6:31 gone in the third period.  Greg van’t Hof earned the victory stopping 28 shots.