DUNCANNON — Four minutes and two periods had milked away. East Pennsboro’s Bianca Early and Camp Hill’s Alisha Hidalgo aggressively searched for a window of opportunity, but the only twinkle was a collection of hand and arm grabs. When the clock tolled five minutes on the District 3 Section IV 136-pound championship bout, the Panther sophomore took a shot in the dark. She blinked, and then it was over. Hidalgo was flat on the wrestling mat and a fall was recorded. “The entire time, it was just me trying to get inside control, but it was mostly both of us not being too sure about what to do,” Early said. “And eventually, when we did start moving, and that opportunity opened up, I was not...
