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Jason GibbsSports editor

As the Chronicle’s Sports Editor Jason’s passion is sharing the achievements of the Darling Downs region’s best sporting talent and its various teams and clubs. Growing up in Oakey and Toowoomba, Jason’s journalism career began in Kingaroy at the South Burnett Times nearly 20 years ago. Jason also writes for CODE Sports.

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IN CHARGE: Australian champion Kevin Britten leads the field at Kingaroy Speedway earlier this year. Britten is targeting a fourth straight Australian V8 Dirt Modified title when he races at Toowoomba from January 17-19. Picture: MDossRacing Photography.

Champion sets sights on fourth Australian title

Speedway ace hopes to add another national title to cabinet with victory in Toowoomba

ON TRACK: Toowoomba teen Tarhlea Apelt is testing herself against some of Queensland's best drivers after stepping up to senior Formula 500 action. Picture: Renee Leggo Photography

Toowoomba teen takes on speedway’s best

Toowoomba teenager Tarhlea Apelt lifts her game to race against state’s best

EUROPE BOUND: Toowoomba's Alexandra Whitley will head to Austria in January to compete for a spot in the inaugural W Series - an all new, single-seater racing series for female drivers only. Picture: Contributed

Toowoomba star joins ground-breaking series

Alexandra Whitley sets her sights on securing drive in inaugural female-only race series

HARD AT WORK: Putting their skills on show during a Karley Banks touch football clinic are young players Chloe Archinal (left) and Ciara Thompson. Close to 200 Toowoomba players will attend the clinic at Kearneys Spring Sports Complex this week. Picture: Nev Madsen

Stars of tomorrow learn new skills

Veteran coach’s touch clinic helps touch football players develop new skills

Have to take good with bad when it comes to rain

Have to take good with bad when it comes to rain

YESTERDAY’S rain made things a little difficult for The Chronicle sport team but you won’t hear me complaining – too much at least.

GOLD STAR: Jack Smith celebrates his national shot put victory. Smith threw 15.62m at the All Schools Championships beating his nearest rival by more 1m. Picture: Contributed

Thrower WINS ANOTHER GOLD

Millmerran thrower defends his national shot put title

Melbourne Victory's Leigh Broxham (right) gets past his Roar opponent. The Victory will have another derby to look forward to in 2019 with Western Melbourne set the join the A-League. Picture: DAN PELED

FQSW see merit in A-League expansion

FFA names successful A-League expansion bids

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION: Young martial artist Ellen Camm won gold at the Australian Kyokushin Karate Championships in Brisbane recently. Picture: Bev Lacey

Young Toowoomba martial artist wins Aussie gold

Toowoomba girl matches it with Australia’s best to win gold.

DYNAMIC DUO: Toowoomba Grammar School cricketers Jem Ryan (left) and Sam Anderson will represent Queensland at the 2019 National Cricket Championships. Picture: Bev Lacey

Queensland calls on ‘dynamic duo’

Toowoomba Grammar School duo prepare to represent Queensland.

Ky Richardson enjoyed his stint playing football in the US. Picture: Bev Lacey

Young footballer relishes USA stint

USA stint a welcome confidence boost for young footballer.

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