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Oakville, which rebounded to defeat the Couchiching Terriers 4-0 Sunday in Couchiching, sits seven points behind Kingston with five games remaining in the regular season. Steven Guzzo and Nick Rivait tallied for Oakville in Fridays loss to the Chargers. The Blades outshot Mississauga 48-27 on the night. Mike Morissette took the loss in goal. Sunday, Savelli stopped all 19 shots he faced and Oakville got goals from Mark Bennett, Steven Hickey, Dustin Alcock and Murphy. The Blades will conclude their home schedule this weekend with three games in as many nights at Joshuas Creek Arenas. The Georgetown Raiders visit Oakville Friday, the Huntsville Otters are in town Saturday and the Collingwood Blues travel to Oakville Sunday. All three games are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. starts. The Blades will finish the regular season the following weekend with road games at Villanova and Mississauga. Blades earn third win over league leaders in four attempts Sport Oakville seeks nominees for board A couple weeks after CBCs Hockey Day In Canada, Oakville will hold its own one-day cele- bration of the sport. The second edition of Hockey Day in Oakville will take place Family Day (Monday, Feb. 15). The activities will take place at Canlan Ice Sports, located at 2300 Cornwall Rd. The games begin at 8 a.m. All Minor Oaks Hockey Association house league novice teams are welcome to join in on the action and there will be trophies given to every player registered, as well as one championship trophy for the win- ning team in each division. Everyone in the family is encouraged to also bring their skates to the tournament. At 12:30 p.m., anyone can get on the ice for the Family Day fun skate. Parents are also encouraged to bring non- perishable canned food items to contribute to the food drive. All of the money collected from the food drive and raffle tickets will be donated to Oakvilles Fareshare Food Bank. Monday is Hockey Day in Oakville Sport Oakville is seeking qualified and enthusiastic candidates with a sport background or interest in sport as nominees to its Board of Directors for 2010. Sport Oakville is a partnership of community sport organizations that work cooperatively to provide a col- lective voice for sport in Oakville. It strives to do so by promoting sportsmanship through training and edu- cation, providing leadership and a voice for collective sport initiatives, and developing networking and coop- eration in the sport community. The Board of Directors is responsible for setting, undertaking and overseeing the implementation of the mission and mandate of Spor Oakville, conducting its affairs and representing Sport Oakville for and to the membership. Information on Sport Oakvilles mission and mandate can be viewed online at www.sportoakville.ca The board will consist of eight directors who are elected by rotation so that in each year four directors will be elected. Members have active roles in training and events, marketing and sponsorship, membership services, communications and development grant reviews. The board annually fills its slate of executive officers from within its own membership of directors. Due to two vacancies on the board, six directors will be elected at Sport Oakvilles annual general meeting on Monday, Feb. 22. Four shall be elected for a two- year term and two for a one-year term. Applications for nominations to the Board of Directors must be received by Tuesday, Feb. 16. For more information, contact Sport Oakville pres- ident Cathy Watt at 905-815-6160 or by emailing cwatt5@cogeco.ca