Interview: Football Coach Lou Zampella

The Commentator: What was high school like back in your generation?

Lou Zampella: High school was much different then it is today. Back then I attended Hudson Catholic Regional High School when it was an all boys school and I … Read More

Catching Up with Reggie Cameron ’13

The Commentator had the privilege of sitting down with Hudson Catholic alumnus Reggie Cameron, class of 2013, to speak about his high school and college experiences as well as his burgeoning basketball career. Students can find his name currently hanging … Read More

Interview: A Career in Film

In anticipation of Hudson’s upcoming Career Day, The Commentator‘s Senior Editor Samuel Tuero decided to sit down with his brother Jonathan Fuentes to discuss the young filmmaker’s up-and-coming career.

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Athlete Spotlight: Nalisha Mickens

The Commentator recently sat down and interviewed senior shooting guard Nalisha Mickens.

Mickens indicated her desire to lead her team into the playoffs this season. Being the only senior on her varsity team, she is looking to leave her mark … Read More

Opinion: La La La, I Can’t Hear You

To all my music lovers who rely on listening to music as a way to escape from reality, you might feel frustration about the recent announcements that students are no longer allowed to listen to music through headphones while transitioning … Read More

Boys B-Ball Makes It Five in a Row

Hudson Catholic defeated St. Peters Prep 74-55 in the Hudson County Tournament Championship on February 27, 2016. Our Hawks saw a big night from Marion Williams, Luther Muhammad, and Jahvon Quinerly as they combined for 66 points to ensure the … Read More

Marion Williams and the HC B-Ball Hawks

The Commentator: Describe yourself in one word.

Marion Williams: Capable.

Ball is life, right?

The Hudson Catholic Boys Varsity Basketball team has seen many great achievements and overcome many milestones.

Under head coach Nicholas Mariniello, who is going onto his … Read More

How to Survive 4 Years at Hudson Catholic

The first day: You’ll feel as though you’ll die of embarrassment.

You won’t.

All those school supplies you stuffed in your bag…you won’t use half of them. Halfway through the year, you’ll resort to using one binder or a couple … Read More

The Witch: A Genuinely Horrifying Experience

The Witch, set in the early 1600’s, follows an exiled Puritan family as they set up their new home on the outskirts of the vast, forbidding woods. William (Ralph Ineson), along with his wife Katherine (Katie Dickie), their daughter Thomasin … Read More

Winter Pep Rally Booms and Busts

The Hudson Catholic Winter Pep Rally took place on Friday, February 5th. Let’s go over the best and worst moments of this season’s rally, the BOOMs and BUSTs.

The Team Chants

As a bowler, I must say that standing with … Read More

Senior Hawk Spotlight: Antonio Cruz

Q: Where were you born?

A: Brooklyn, New York

 Q: Where do you live now?

A: Bayonne, New Jersey

 Q: I heard you were a transfer student, what school did you previously attend?

A: I went to Marist High School … Read More

Shooting Hoops with St. Nick’s

Swish!

On Thursday, February 4, 2016, a few of the other basketball players and I took a trip to host a basketball clinic at St. Nicholas School, a local Catholic elementary school, as a way of celebrating Catholic Schools Week … Read More

Hola, NFL!

As the NFL expands, it racks up more profits and fans across the world. While 64% of Americans (roughly 204 million people) watch the NFL regularly, with 73% of viewers being male and 55% being female, an additional 202 million … Read More

‘Knockout’ Returns

A knockout isn’t always a good thing.

After a recent recurrence in Patterson, NJ, it seems that the gruesome knockout game may unfortunately be back. The “game” is played by kids betting each other to assault innocent citizens on the … Read More

1-800-HAWKLINEBLING: Hawk Advice Column

Great strides have been made to advance The Commentator’s readership. On December 14, 2015, Mr. Bongiorno and the newspaper’s staff created an online advice column: 1-800-HAWKLINEBLING. 

Readers can visit ask.fm/HAWKLINE and ask the staff any questions they have, whether it be … Read More