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
| What a week for Sophia Day. The Mainland senior visited Vanderbilt University last week and chose the Nashville school as the next stop in her academic and athletic career.
By: Rob Callaway
Addison Mello plays soccer by the proverb “It's better to give than to receive.”
By: Rob Callaway
| Some things are definitely worth the wait. Just ask Carli Scrivana.
By: Rob Callaway
Anna Fisicaro hadn't even been born yet the last time Pitman won a sectional girls tennis championship.
By: Rob Callaway
Williamstown seemed destined for a little rebuilding this season, so when the Braves limped out to an 0-4-1 start, their fate appeared to be confirmed.
By: Rob Callaway
| West Deptford is putting together a memorable season, and eighth-year head coach Jen DiLorenzo is having a blast.
By: Rob Callaway
| Junior halfback Colin Beeler scored a pair of touchdowns and the Washington Township defense had four takeaways, including a pick 6, as
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.
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