NJSIAA strips Anthony Knox of 2025 state wrestling title
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 8:47 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
The NJSIAA has revoked Anthony Knox's 2025 wrestling state title after a hearing on May 26, where the committee voted unanimously due to his violation of sportsmanship policies during an altercation at the District 25 championships. Knox was found to have assaulted a juvenile spectator and was not present for the hearing. The ruling was made public on July 27. A court conference is scheduled for July 29 regarding the case. Knox, who won the 126-pound title earlier that year, faced previous sanctions for an incident leading to his suspension from regional competition, but he successfully fought that suspension due to a perceived lack of due process.
- •NJSIAA revoked Knox's championships due to unsportsmanlike conduct
- •Incident involved an altercation during the District 25 championships
- •Hearing took place without Knox or his attorney present
- •Court conference regarding the case is set for July 29
- •Knox is currently a student athlete at Rutgers University
- 8:47 PMYahoo Sports — NJSIAA strips Anthony Knox of title, full details from hearing | Exclusive
"The NJSIAA stripped Anthony Knox of his 2025 wrestling state title. Here are the full details from the controversies committee hearing.
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