NJ state wrestling tournament: An Elite 8 for the Shore Conference in finalists

ATLANTIC CITY – It will be a little bit of the old and a little bit new when it comes to the NJSIAA Individual Wrestling Championship bouts Saturday at Boardwalk Hall.

The old will be represented by one of the great names in the history of New Jersey wrestling as Rumson-Fair Haven junior 215-pounder Hudson Skove became the fourth member of his family spread out over 40-plus years to advance to final.

More of the old is represented by returning state champions Anthony Knox (St. John Vianney, 120); Harvey Ludington (Brick Memorial, 175) and 2021 state champion and now four-time state finalist Anthony Santaniello (Brick Memorial, 132).

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