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And we played sol- id defence throughout." "Everything seemed to be going in. We mixed up the lines a little and our line with (Josh) Nixon and (Kyle) Lewis just took off," Kersten said. "But every line had its own identity and contributed some- thing. I think it just speaks to our depth." The Blades, who al- lowed the third fewest goals in the regular season, were even stingier in the playoffs. Rookie Will Bar- ber posted a 1.37 goals- against average and a .940 save percentage. Only twice did Oakville surren- der more than three goals in a playoff game. A big part of that was the Blades penalty-killing unit. Oakville killed off 93.9 per cent of their penalties, allowing four just power- play goals over their 19- game run. And their three short-handed goals all but cancelled those out. That strong defensive foundation meant the Blades were in every game. Over 74 regular season and playoff games, Oakville on- ly lost consecutive games once. 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COMMUNITY Continued from page 38 BLADES PROSPERED WITH STRONG DEFENSIVE FOUNDATION