Rob Grubbs
Sports Editor at The Newnan Times-Herald
Sports Editor for @nthsports and the Macon/Bibb County Reporter; I love to listen to the memories - connoisseur of the McRib Alumni of @marypersonshigh
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times-herald.com | Rob Grubbs
The Trinity Christian Lions wrapped up a successful 2025 baseball campaign with a 20-12 record, capped by a first-round playoff sweep of Landmark Christian — and now several key players are being honored for their standout performances. Senior pitcher Dillon Stiltner was named Region 2-3A Co-Player of the Year following a dominant season on the mound. Stiltner finished with a 5-1 record, a stingy 1.48 ERA and 80 strikeouts, serving as the Lions’ ace throughout the spring.
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times-herald.com | Rob Grubbs
Former Newnan High School standout Wills Maginnis is headed north this summer, joining the Mankato MoonDogs of the Northwoods League after a breakout freshman campaign at Georgia State University. A 2024 graduate of Newnan, Maginnis quickly made waves in college ball, earning Sun Belt Conference Player of the Week honors — becoming the first freshman to do so this season. He tore through a five-game stretch, hitting .524 (11-for-21) with 12 RBIs, 11 runs scored and a pair of homers.
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times-herald.com | Rob Grubbs
The rivalry between Newnan and East Coweta once again delivered a school year's worth of high-stakes moments, with every matchup rich in emotion, grit and Coweta County pride. From the gridiron to the wrestling mat—and everything in between—these clashes helped define the 2024-25 high school athletic calendar. Football: Friday night dramaThe annual football battle was a classic under the lights.
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mymcr.net | Rob Grubbs
For the second straight year, heartbreak followed First Presbyterian Day into the final game of the GIAA Class 4A state championship series. The series was played at Synovus Park in Columbus, the home of the Atlanta Braves AA franchise, the Columbus Clingstones.
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mymcr.net | Rob Grubbs
Iwas saddened when I read in the Monroe County Reporter last week that Coach James Love had passed away. Saddened not just for his family or the many lives he touched—but because I never told him what he meant to me. He changed my life, and I never took the time to say thank you. In September 1979, I was a freshman at Mary Persons High School. Third period was Algebra with Coach Love. At the time, there were two Algebra teachers: Coach Love and Dr. Lopp.
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