Anthony Knox Jr., a three-time New Jersey high school state wrestling champion and a senior at St. John Vianney High School, has been charged with simple assault-purposely/knowingly causing bodily injury for his alleged involvement in a brawl that took place in the bleachers at Collingswood High School on Feb.

A three-time champion high school wrestler in New Jersey has been charged for his alleged involvement in a brawl that broke out in the stands during his match.

Anthony Knox, a three-time New Jersey state wrestling champion, has been charged with assault days after courts cleared him to wrestle, changing the fate of his future on the mat.The St. John Vianney senior,

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Anthony Knox Jr. — the three-time New Jersey state champion who was disqualified from the postseason last week before being reinstated by a judge — has been charged over his alleged involvement in a brawl in the bleachers at Collingswood High School on Feb. 22.

Court documents show that St. John Vianney High School wrestler Anthony Knox Jr. has been charged by Collingswood authorities

After taking the mat to “polite applause from a capacity crowd” at Lacey Township High School, as the Asbury Park Press described it, Knox won his two bouts Saturday on the second of the two-day regional tournament by scores of 18-3 and 17-1, with neither match lasting beyond the first two-minute period.