By Robert Hydrick - bio | email
January 14, 2009
LEESBURG, GA (WALB) -
One of the greatest challenges in high school coaching is to producing championship teams year in and year our. Lee County baseball coach Rob Williams has made it look easy over the last 21 years.
This weekend, Rob Williams will receive one of the biggest honors. His peers will induct Williams into the Georgia Dugout Club Hall of Fame.
In 21 seasons, Rob Williams has won more than 440 games-that is an average of 22 wins per season.
He has also led Lee County to a dozen region titles and two state runner-up finishes.
During that time, Lee County has sent dozens of players to the college ranks and a number to pro baseball.
Rob Williams calls the Dugout Club Hall of Fame Induction a humbling honor.
One he wants to share with the people who have made it possible.
Rob Williams said. "This isn't just my honor. This is also our assistant coaches. They are not just assistants. We just work together. My wife and my family provide great support. I am almost speechless."
Lee County opens the 2009 high school season on February 29th at Middle Georgia College where the Trojans will play South Effingham. Feedback
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