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39 | T h u rsd a y O c to b e r 5 , 2 0 1 7 | Matt Hayami scored nine minutes into the game and that was all Chris Elliot needed as he backstopped the Oakville Blades to a 1-0 win over Buffalo last Sunday. Elliot stopped all 25 shots he faced for his first shutout of the season and second of his Ontario Junior Hockey League career. It was the Blades' fourth win in a row and their third in three days following a sweep of a home-and-home series against Burl ington. The shutout dropped Elliot's goals-against average to 1.95, the third-best mark in the OJHL, while raising his save percentage to .941, which ranks second. Hayami began a three-game scoring streak Friday with a goal that also proved to be the game-winner. His second-period goal broke a 2-2 tie after the Cougars had rallied to erase a 2-0 Oakville advantage. Jacob Buch and Anthony Aguanno had staked the Blades to the two-goal lead in the first four minutes of the game, but Burling ton fought back to even the score. Hayami's goal put Oakville back in front Win over Buffalo extends Jr. A Blades' winning streak to four and Thomas Maia added an insurance goal in the opening minute of the third. Mack Graham and Peyton Reeves each had two assists and Elliot made 29 saves for the 4-2 win. Last Saturday in Oakville, it was the Cou gars jumping in front 2-0 with the Blades coming back to tie it up on power-play goals by Zach Bramwell and Reeves. Burlington regained the lead before the end of the first but Hayami's power-play goal again evened the score. Oakville took its first lead on Bramwell's second goal of the game, the Blades' fourth of the night with the man advantage, and Graham made it 5-3 before the period ended. Maia added another goal for Oakville as the teams exchanged goals in the third. Matthew Kellenberger picked up three as sists while Garrett Pyke and Graham each had two. The Blades host the Toronto Jr. Canadiens tomorrow (Friday) at 7:30 p.m. at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. Oakville is in Missis sauga on Saturday. llw li a d e m y of h o c k e y OAKVILLE BEAVER | w w w .in s id e h a lto n .c o m Chris Elliot, see here in an Ontario Junior Hockey League game earlier this season, made 25 saves in a 1-0 Oakville Blades win over the Buffalo Jr. Sabres last Sunday to record his first shutout of 2017-18. The victory extended the Oakville Blades' winning streak to four games. | File photo by Shawn Muir - OJHL Images Pickfoitfs two-goal performance gets Emily Rickwood scored twice as the Oakville Hornets bounced back from a pair of one-goal losses to down Bluewater 3-1. The Hornets' blueliner had the game's only goal through two periods of Sunday's Provincial Women's Hockey League game. Brynn Koocher gave Oakville a little breath ing room by scoring with six minutes to play in the third period but Bluewater answered back with a power-play goal with 3:17 remain ing. Rickwood sealed the victory with an empty-net goal. Madison Oakes made 19 saves for the win. Mississauga scored a power-play Oakville PWHL Hornets back on track goal with 2:27 to play to edge the Hornets 2-1 Friday. Lexie Adzija had the Hornets goal while Oakes stopped 19 shots. Whitby scored two unanswered goals in the third period to down Oakville 4-3 Saturday. Kayla Fillier, Adzija and Catherine Trevors staked Oakville to a 3-2 lead through two peri ods. After a week off, Oakville, now 4-3-0, plays three games in three days, beginning with home games Friday, Oct. 13 against Etobicoke (8:30 p.m.) and Saturday, Oct. 14 against Durham West (3:30 p.m.). Both games are at Joshua's Creek Arenas. The Hornets are in Barrie Oct. 15. v The Sheridan Bruins men's rugby team continued its record-setting season, routing Conestoga College 54-7 as part of its Homecoming weekend. In addition establishing marks for most points, most tries and largest margin of victory for the third week in a row, the Bruins also set a new mark for wins in a season as they improved to 3-0. After a slow start that saw Sheridan score just once -- a try by J.P. Munro -- in the opening 20 minutes, the Bruins extended their lead to 21-0 at the half as Brandon Roberts and Justin Tota scored. All three tries were converted by Jad Hamade. "I think the boys were just a little bit over-con fident today," said Sheridan coach Rick Bria. "We worked hard in practice, we worked on a lot of things, but unfortunately with young athletes con fidence can be a pretty fine line. You want to build Sheridan men's rugby team is on a roll them up, but you also want them to have a hunger to prove themselves at the same time." Sheridan wasted little time putting the game away in the second half as Matt DaCosta and Andrew Zandona scored tries in the first two minutes. DaCosta finished with a game-high 12 points with two tries and a convert. He now has 24 points to share the team lead with Owen Schimpl, who also scored a try against Conestoga. Sheridan will look to continue its winning streak as it hosts Mohawk today (Thursday) at the Trafal gar Road campus at 4 p.m. "We take one step at a time, one game at a time, and one win at a time," Bria said. "We're pretty close to securing a playoff spot, but that's not enough for us. We know that we have the talent to be a con tender, and that's our goal." -- Sheiidan Bruins Reduce Reuse Recycle First-step quickness Reaction skills Puck control Power & acceleration Explosiveness Puckwork implemented throughout the program lt ftH STIC##* An excellent studentto-instructor ratio NOV - JAN TIMESLOTS: AGE & LEVELS DAYS TIMES PRICE N O T IC E B ria n A . 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