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First-place Hornets notch three more wins Nikki Cece made 24 saves for her second consecutive shutout as the Oakville Hornets remained unbeaten in Provincial Women's Hockey League play with a 3-0 victory over the Cambridge Rivulettes Monday in Cambridge. Amy Curlew, Cassidy MacPherson and Loren Gabel scored the goals for Oakville (15-0-2). The victory was the Hornets' third in four days, following home victories over Kingston Friday (6-0) and Southwest Saturday (5-1). Emma Maltais (three goals, one assist) and Madison Field (two goals, three helpers) combined for nine points Friday. Curlew had the other Oakville marker, and Cece made 15 saves. The Hornets broke open Saturday's game with goals four seconds apart by Jazz Kennedy and Curlew, which gave Oakville a 3-0 lead early in the second period. Curlew later added another tally, with defencemen Jaime Bourbonnais and Jessica Geddes providing the other Oakville goals. Daniela Paniccia came within five minutes of her fourth shutout, finishing with 13 saves. Oakville will be home to the Toronto Leaside Wildcats Friday for an 8:30 p.m. start at Joshua's Creek Arenas. Blades run winning streak to three The Oakville Blades posted a pair of victo- Sheridan president hopes win increases exposure continued from p.52 home turf, literally. His parents grew up in Oakville and then moved the family to Mississauga, but they have since moved back. "It's an incredible feeling to bring (gold) back to the Oakville community. This is for Oakville, this is for each and every one of us, and this is for, obviously, our family, which we call our team right now." Sheridan College president Dr. Jeff Zabudsky, who was in attendance for the game, hopes that a national championship victory, and the coverage it receives, will draw more Oakville residents to experience college athletics. "It's a great way to expose more of the Oakville community to the world-class athletics we have here at Sheridan," Zabudsky said. Di Vizio-Mendes (32nd minute), Edwards (42nd) and midfielder Khody Ellis (73rd) supplied goals for Sheridan in regulation. 53 | Thursday, November 13, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Junior Hockey ries last weekend to extend their Ontario Junior Hockey League winning streak to three games. Oakville scored a pair of shorthanded goals Friday in a 5-4 win over the Lindsay Muskies in Lindsay, and got two goals apiece from Kamil Tkaczuk and Ryan Garvey to defeat the Pickering Panthers 5-2 Saturday in Oakville. Christian Rajic scored the game-winning goal Friday for the Blades, breaking a 4-4 tie with 6:13 remaining in regulation. Ryan Burns and Garvey had Oakville's shorthanded tallies, with Matthew McLeod and Matt Lippa also potting singles. Daniel Manella, the OJHL's goalie of the month in October, made 28 saves for the win. Tkaczuk and Garvey both scored their second goals of the game late in the third period versus Pickering, providing insurance markers as Oakville nursed a 3-2 lead. Josh Kosack had the Blades' other goal, scoring 4:33 into the contest, and Greg Campbell and Ross Sloan both contributed two assists. Manella again recorded the victory. The Blades (12-9-2) will be home to the Newmarket Hurricanes Friday and the Wellington Dukes Saturday. Both games will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. TO A MAXIMIZE TOUCHES INCREASE GAME AWARENESS fOR U7 - U15 plAyERS FREEDOM · CREATIVITY FUN · LEARNING Soccer Player Development now in oakville REGISTER NOW AT APEXFOOTYLAB.COM No more watching your child stand in lines at practice or sitting on the bench. MAXIMIZE fUN IMpROVE GAME INTEllIGENCE 416-882-4171 POWERED BY Learn the way the best players in the world have learned... by playing!