NJSIAA Wrestling Championships: Princeton High’s Blase Mele finally beats Rumson’s defending champ Sonny Amato to reach 144-pound final

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NJSIAA Wrestling Championships: Princeton High’s Blase Mele finally beats Rumson’s defending champ Sonny Amato to reach 144-pound final

ATLANTIC CITY — It’s going to be an historic day in the annals of Mercer County wrestling on Saturday because for the first time it will have both a girl and boy compete in the finals at the NJSIAA State Championships. Those two are Princeton High senior Blase Mele and Trenton High junior Princessstorm Woody. The fact Woody is in the 107-pound girls final was pretty much expected. What did come as a surprise was Mele making the boys championship…