Matt Trapani

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Mar 4, 2025, 11:48 PM

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A three-time New Jersey high school state wrestling champion is now facing charges related to a fight in the bleachers at Collingswood High School last month.

Anthony Knox is a junior at Saint John Vianney High School in Holmdel. Authorities say Knox repeatedly punched an opponent in the face during the Feb. 22 incident.

He was charged with simple assault – a disorderly persons offense.

Knox was disqualified from this year’s postseason due to the brawl, but a judge reinstated him.

He could become New Jersey’s fifth four-time state champion.