Dr. Jamel Coy Hudson is an educator, coach, and accomplished wrestler whose journey reflects a lifelong commitment to excellence both in the classroom and on the mat. A graduate of St. Anthony’s High School, he concluded his senior year by winning the New York State Wrestling Championship, earning Most Outstanding Wrestler honors, and recording the fastest pin in state tournament history. That same season, he was also named the National Wrestling Coaches Association New York State Wrestler of the Year and Newsday Long Island Wrestler of the Year.
Dr. Hudson continued his athletic and academic career at Hofstra University, where he was a two-time NCAA Division I National Qualifier and a National Wrestling Coaches Association Division I Academic All-American. He also earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in rhetorical studies with distinction. Following Hofstra, he went on to complete a specialist degree in education and a Ph.D. from Regent University, while also competing and capturing a USA Wrestling Beach Wrestling National Championship. In addition to his personal achievements, Dr. Hudson has coached at his alma mater, St. Anthony’s High School, under the leadership and mentorship of longtime head coach Tony Walters, who played a central role in shaping his development as both a wrestler and coach. He also trained with world champion coach Vougar Oroudjov at Vougar’s Honors Wrestling (VHW).
Beyond athletics, Dr. Hudson is a professor with more than a decade of experience in higher education. He teaches courses in rhetoric and public advocacy and has served as a faculty member at both Baruch College (CUNY) and Hofstra University. His work as an educator and community leader reflects his passion for empowering youth through knowledge and service..
Dr. Hudson is honored to serve the Wyandanch community as Head Wrestling Coach. He is dedicated to building a strong, competitive program rooted in character, academic success, and athletic excellence, and looks forward to helping Wyandanch student-athletes reach their fullest potential
