NJ high school wrestling champ allowed to compete in state finals, despite charges
A three-time champion high school wrestler in New Jersey who has been embroiled in scandal over a brawl during his match got an eleventh-hour win from a judge, giving him the go-ahead to compete for the state title.
Mercer County Superior Court Judge Patrick Bartels ruled Wednesday to uphold his own ruling from last week, denying a request ...
The clash between youth and experience took center stage at the 2025 NJSIAA Wrestling Tournament, particularly in the ...
For the first time in eight years, St. John Vianney will not be in the championship game. Also, with the NJSIAA playoff ...
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This week’s state wrestling tournament for boys hasn’t even started yet at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City and the Colonial Valley Conference contingent has already been reduced from ...
Key moments from North Jersey teams in the NJSIAA girls basketball sectional quarterfinals, plus a look ahead to semifinal ...
The lawyer for the three-time state wrestling champ embroiled in a legal battle with the state association blasted statements ...
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