This weekend will be a big one for the Jamestown Jets. They return home to face the Adirondack Predators after suffering losses in a pair of games last weekend to Team Ulysee in Quebec. The losses dropped Jamestown back to .500 with a 10-10-0 record. The Jets are hoping a return home will be the recipe for success. They have a two-game home winning streak after sweeping a weekend series with the Findlay Grrrowl at the beginning of November. “I think anytime you play at home, you expect to win and this weekend will be no different,’’ Jets coach Dennis Canfield said. This will mark the third weekend series between Jamestown and Adirondack this season. The Jets and Predators split their last series in Albany but Adirondack swept the only series played in Jamestown. They expect a much different series this weekend. “We didn’t play our best hockey the last time they were here,’’ Canfield said. “We are a different hockey team than we were a month ago when they were in town.