Rob Callaway is a journalist who focuses on local sports in New Jersey. He writes for NJ Cannabis Insider and covers a range of sports, including football, soccer, and basketball. Rob provides in-depth coverage of games, tournaments, and player achievements in the local sports scene.
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Rob's coverage is heavily focused on local girls' basketball and other high school sports in South Jersey. If you're looking to reach out, consider providing insights related to specific games, player performances, or broader trends within the local high school sports scene. Personal anecdotes from players or coaches could also be of interest given Rob's focus on event coverage.
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By: Rob Callaway
| Glassboro coach Tom Cooke wanted to wait until it was official before talking about a monumental achievement for his program.
By: Rob Callaway
| Macie McCracken is one of the best basketball players in South Jersey, so almost no one thinks of her as a runner. That may change now.
By: Rob Callaway
| The NJSIAA released the official seedings for the sectional tournaments last Wednesday and several South Jersey Times-area teams will be in the hunt for a crown when it begins with opening-round games on Monday.
By: Rob Callaway
| It took Olivia Capecci more than 30 minutes before she finally got off a shot. Not surprisingly, when she did, it found the net.
By: Rob Callaway
MacKenzie Barry doesn't mind that she and her teammates are facing a long bus ride back to Bayville in Ocean County on Monday.
By: Rob Callaway
| With the spotlight shining on the winning team after each state tournament game, it's often easy to miss the emotional impact of the sudden
By: Rob Callaway
| Some people wait a lifetime for redemption. Sterling sophomore Taylor Baker only had to wait about three minutes.
By: Rob Callaway
| Brody Beals had no idea he'd be in the penalty-kick lineup if the game went to a shootout.
By: Rob Callaway
| Back in the dog days of August, just about no one envisioned Haddon Township competing for a championship. Three months later, on a cold night in November, the unexpected became reality.
By: Rob Callaway
| St. Joseph's University has the motto “The Hawk Will Never Die.” Evidently, Haddon Township's Hawk is cut from the same cloth.
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