Rob Gantt is a journalist for The Post and Courier, focusing on local sports coverage in the South Carolina area, particularly in Charleston. With a keen eye for high school sports and community events, Rob provides in-depth coverage and analysis of the local sports scene, highlighting standout athletes and teams.
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Rob Gantt's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school athletics in South Carolina. His articles cover a range of sporting events and achievements, with a focus on basketball and wrestling. To effectively reach out to Rob Gantt, consider providing exclusive insights into local high school sports events or individual/team achievements. Offering interviews with coaches or athletes involved in significant victories or losses may also be well-received by him.
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The Berkeley Stags were down but, as the memorable sequence unfolded, far from being knocked out.
The Berkeley Stags were down but, as the memorable sequence unfolded, far from being knocked out.
Down to a backup quarterback and playing in the rain, the Northwood Academy football team had some turnovers and mistakes.
By: Rob Gantt, David Shelton
Northwood Academy moved to 5-0, and Timberland, James Island and Fort Dorchester collected wins in high school football on Friday night, plus state scores.
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