NJSIAA gets pinned in Anthony Knox Jr case. The big winner? Lawyers, of course | Politi
The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association has suffered its biggest courtroom loss in 107 years of policing ...
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After brawl, judge saves superstar NJ wrestler from career-ending ban
A Mercer County Superior Court judge has overturned the NJSIAA's disqualification of Anthony Knox Jr. from the NJSIAA state ...
Star New Jersey wrestler Anthony Knox will get to compete for fourth title after judge’s shocking decision
Anthony Knox Jr., a three-time New Jersey high school state wrestling champion, will get a chance to win a fourth consecutive ...
Judge finally makes ruling on star wrestler banned from state tourney. Is he in or out?
Anthony Knox of St. John Vianney wrestles Keanu Dillard of Bethlehem Catholic (Pa.) in the 126 pound final during the finals ...
New Jersey High School Wrestling Champion Sues After Brawl Involving His Dad Leads To Suspension That Ended His Career
All signs pointed to three-time New Jersey wrestling champion Anthony Knox getting the chance to cap off his career by ...
New Jersey high school wrestler suing after championship disqualification over wild brawl
Anthony Knox Jr. is suing after a wild brawl at the NJ District 25 Wrestling Tournament led to his disqualification — and ...
Star wrestler taking NJSIAA to court over postseason DQ, lawyer says
Jennings is a well-known attorney in the N.J. high school sports world and most recently represented Syracuse quarterbacks ...
The Anthony Knox fallout shows what's wrong with HS sports in 2025 | Cooper
"There’s a larger conversation here about how high school and youth sporting events have become tinged with a layer of outrage wherever you go." ...
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Anthony Knox Breaks His Silence
New Jersey's top-seeded 126-pound wrestler, Anthony Knox, has broken his silence after being disqualified from the state ...
NJSIAA requests ‘stay,’ says Judge didn’t understand rules in controversial wrestling decision
In the filing, Levy argues “A stay is warranted to prevent irreparable harm,” and that Friday’s decision “adversely prevents ...