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The way the Oakville Blades are rolling these days, they dont want to stop for a Christmas break. The Blades enter their final game of the calendar year tonight (Wednesday) in Georgetown on a seven-game winning streak, fol- lowing victories in both their Ontario Junior Hockey League games last weekend. Oakville earned a come-from-behind 4-3 shootout win over the Hamilton Red Wings Friday, then whipped the Milton IceHawks 8-2 the following evening. Both contests were played at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. The Blades overcame a 3-0 third-period deficit in the win over Hamilton, with Kyle Lysaght notching the equalizer with just six seconds remaining in regula- tion. Lysaght and Kyle Blaney later scored in the shootout to lift Oakville to the win. Dylan Wood and Stefan Thompson had the Blades other markers against the Wings. Saturday, the Blades didnt need such dramatics, outshooting the IceHawks 58-29. Josh Ranalli scored twice and Lysaght added a single to give the Blades a 3-1 lead after two periods, and Oakville blew the game open with five third-period tallies. Ranalli finished the game with a hat trick, while Tyler Karius, Brandon Denham, Braeden Russell and Blaney also scored in the third-period out- burst. James Prigione earned the net- minding victory in both contests last weekend, including a relief effort Friday. Oakvilles seven-game spurt has lifted the Blades (23-11-1) into a tie with Hamilton for third in the West Division. Oakville can also move to within two points of the Raiders for second place with a win tonight. FOUNDATION REPAIR 905-580-1010 www.aquaproofi ng.ca Waterproofi ngaterproofin Damp Proofi ng Basement Walls Weeping Tiles & Window Wells Mini Excavation Free Inspections & Estimates 20 YearTransferableWarranty WET BASEMENT? PAINTING & WALLPAPERING SERVING OAKVILLE SINCE 1963 (905) 827-5584 ALVIN T. JONES Royal DECORATING LTD. DECORATING & COLOUR CONSULTANTS COMPLETE PAINTING & WALLPAPERING SERVICE QUALITY WORKMANSHIP BY QUALIFIED TRADESMEN RESIDENTIAL SPECIALIST INTERIOR & EXTERIOR CUSTOM COLOUR MIXING RESTORATIONS PLASTER REPAIRS & TEXTURING PAINTING Plaster Repair Stucco Wallpapering/Stripping Interior/Exterior Personalized Service Free Estimate Inter-Can Painting Inc. PROFESSIONAL PAINTERS (905) 469-0092 Over 30 Years In Business Hubert Klein (owner) To advertise in this section contact Jessica at 905-845-3824 905-845-3824 ext. 299 jlangero@oakvillebeaver.com w w w . o a kv ill eb ea ve r.c o m O A KV IL LE B EA V ER W e dn es da y, D ec em be r 2 2, 2 01 0 3 6 Blades run win streak to seven games The Oakville intermediate AA Hornets posted a win and a tie in two road games last weekend to extend their unbeaten streak to three games in Provincial Womens Hockey League play. Oakville edged the Nepean Wildcats 3-2 Saturday, then played to a scoreless draw with the Ottawa Lady Senators Sunday. Against Nepean, Anissa Gamble, Christine Grant and Lindsay Grigg scored to give the Hornets an early 3-0 lead and Oakville held on for the win. Rebecca Clark earned the victory in goal. Sunday, Clark stopped all 19 shots she faced to earn the Hornets a point. Oakville (5-13-3-2) still sits near the bottom of the league standings, but the Hornets have gone 4-3-1 over their past eight games. The Hornets dont have any league games scheduled until Jan. 7, when they are home to the Cambridge Fury at Joshuas Creek Arenas. The Oakville Venom novice boys won their first-ever basketball tournament recently in St. Catharines, routing the host Rebels 32-11 in the final. Oakvilles Anthony Briscoe was named tournament MVP. Other members of the team are Scott Ramsay, Michael Juricic, Okay Djamgouz, Braden Quesnel, Zachary Meier, Aleksandar Krstic, Nicholas Chivaran, Nicholas Walker, Eric Zekorn, Jan Gielazewski and Shaan Grewal. Allan Ramsay and Marko Juricic coach the squad. Intermediate Hornets unbeaten in three First championship