BY JAMIE HAZEL Sports Editor Knights football started the season 4-1 while outscoring their opponents 163 to 48. They look forward to a consistent and successful season. They already have some huge wins under their belt, such as Cedar Creek and South Brunswick. The boys opened on August 30 with an impressive 21-7 win overContinue reading “Knights run up the score”
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All aboard, seniors!
SAFIJA SHATKU Clubs Editor On September 15, 440 seniors dressed to the highest degree filled buses to make their way to their Dinner Cruise. As one of the first senior events of the year, the cruise allowed seniors to take in the sights of the New York City skyline while enjoying the luxuries of theContinue reading “All aboard, seniors!”
Girls tennis starts strong in Red Division
BY ANALISE SAINVIL With three straight wins to start the season, the girls tennis team quickly proved themselves in the GMC Red Division after moving up from the White Division. Behind steady singles play and clutch doubles wins, the Knights, who currently have a 4-3 record, have shown they can compete with the toughest programs inContinue reading “Girls tennis starts strong in Red Division”
Field hockey off to undefeated start
BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSEN Editor-in-Chief The field hockey team currently holds a record of 6-0, dominating the Red Division as well as out-of-division opponents. The success has come in their second straight year playing in the more challenging division, moving up from the White Division. The team features many seniors, including team captains Jamie Hazel,Continue reading “Field hockey off to undefeated start”
Sun, sand, and so many feelings
BY KAYLEE WEINGARTEN Over the summer, teens tuned in every Wednesday to watch the new episode of The Summer I Turned Pretty based on the novels by Jenny Han. The show, which focuses on a love triangle, has had viewers feeling the angst and emotions of the main characters. Brothers Conrad and Jeremiah have aContinue reading “Sun, sand, and so many feelings”
Undefeated volleyball team set for success
BY DAYAMI VILORIA The girls volleyball team has started the season undefeated in their first five games without even losing a single set. Last fall, the girls won GMCs and The Central Jersey Group IV Championship. The girls began the season by defeating Woodbridge, 2-0. “We worked very hard during the summertime to prepare forContinue reading “Undefeated volleyball team set for success”
Farewell, Mr. Cittadino
BY SAM PRADO ROBERTS Mr. David Cittadino has resigned, effective August 15, 2025, from the Superintendent position after 11 years of service. Cittadino, who worked as a Jonas Salk Principal, High School Principal, and Superintendent accepted a position at Wayne schools for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year. Prado Roberts: My first question is out ofContinue reading “Farewell, Mr. Cittadino”
Girls lacrosse wins 4th straight Red Division Championship
BY ANALISE SAINVIL With a 12-2 record and a roster full of rising stars, the girls lacrosse team continues to dominate the GMC Red Division with another regular season championship. This year, the team aims even higher, turning their focus from county to statewide recognition. Girls lacrosse claimed the GMC Red Division onceContinue reading “Girls lacrosse wins 4th straight Red Division Championship”
An Italian Easter
BY SAFIJA SHATKU The Italian Honors Society hosted an after-school meeting on April 9 to celebrate Pasqua, better known as Easter. Around 20 attendees and society members came to learn about Pasqua, enjoy snacks, and participate in many activities. IHS kickstarted the event with an informative presentation teaching attendees the importance of Pasqua as Italy’sContinue reading “An Italian Easter”
Baseball takes down top-three team
BY JAMIE HAZEL The 9-8 baseball team shut down Seton Hall Prep, a top three team in the State. The win stands as highlight in an inconsistent season in which the team has had to adjust after losing many top contributors to graduation. On April 19, in front of Major League Baseball Scouts, the boys facedContinue reading “Baseball takes down top-three team”
