Holmdel

Anthony Knox Jr. joins a very short list of four-time New Jersey state champion high school wrestlers.

Two legal decisions have cleared the way for St. John Vianney senior Anthony Knox to compete for his fourth state wrestling championship.

St. John Vianney wrestler Anthony Knox punched a juvenile "about the face and head repeatedly, which results in bruising and pain to the right temple area," according to the complaint in the case.

Anthony Knox was able to compete after a judge blocked a disqualification by the NJSIAA issued when Knox became involved in a fight in the stands involving his family.

A Mercer County Superior Court judge has overturned the NJSIAA's disqualification of Anthony Knox Jr. from the NJSIAA state wrestling tournament, allowing him to continue his quest to become the state's fifth four time champion.

St. John Vianney senior wrestler asked a judge to block the NJSIAA's decision to keep him of of a tournament and deny him the chance to win his fourth state championship.

There was an "incident" in the stands between a parent, an athlete and another group of parents and athletes during a match between Saint John Vianney High School and Pennsauken at Collingswood High School.

The last thing you want to do is start your day with a bad cup of coffee.

Thomas Manzo is already in federal prison for arranging an attack on his ex wife's new love. Now, a man hired to attack the couple gets a state prison term.

Friends and family said Adam Coste, originally from Ocean City, suffered "extensive injuries to his lower extremities" after being hit by the pickup investigators said was driven by Shamsud-Din Jabbar into a crowd of New Year's revelers in New Orleans' French Quarter.

Billy DiMaio, 25, a graduate of Holmdel High School was in New Orleans to celebrate New Year's Eve and see friends who planned to go to the Sugar Bowl, according to his parents.

Tommy Manzo has admitted to knowing about a violent home-invasion robbery in Holmdel, that targeted his ex-wife and her new love.