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VALENCIA - Kittanning learned its lesson from Friday night's contest with Indiana. When protecting a two goal lead, do not hurt yourself with penalties. Hampton, meanwhile, was flying high and undefeated under Craig Clontz. As it did Friday, the Wildcats pushed out to a 2-0 lead on goals by Greg Bowser and Zach Cain less than a minute apart. Hampton kept pressing and it paid off as John Bongiovanni scored with just 5 1/2 left in the first period. In the second, Hampton was self destructing with penalties, in fact gave Kittanning a 5 on 3 advantage. The Wildcats could not capitalize and the gave the Talbots new life as Mark Persic rammed home a rebound and all the sudden we had a new game at 2-2. But the young Wildcats hung in there and waited for their chance and Andy Coldron found a loose puck on a rebound and scored with 6:08 remaining. Hampton pulled the goalie for the extra attacker, but couldn't score and Kittanning went on to win a big divisional battle 3-2.