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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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READY TO RIDE: Toowoomba BMX Club members (from left) Deanna Kampf, Travis Lord, Bodhi Hart, Maddie Groves, Andrew Burke and (front) Braxton Behrendt are busy preparing for the Queensland BMX titles in Brisbane next week. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Toowoomba riders prepare for state titles

Toowoomba BMX Club riders busy preparing for Queensland titles

GOOD FORM: TACAPS student Tara Wilkinson guides Harmony Hills Fabio over a jump. Wilkinson be part of the Queensland team competing at next month's Australian Interschool Championships. Picture: Contributed

Rider jumps at chance to take on Australia’s best

TACAPS students saddles up for Australian Interschool Championships.

No place in sport for disrespectful crowds

No place in sport for disrespectful crowds

Behaviour after Wallabies Argentina rugby game completely unacceptable.

NATIONAL STARS: Celebrating their recent medal success at the Australian Indoor Bowls titles are indoor bowlers (back, from left) Kathy Young, Kaylene Weir, Errol Weir, (front) Angus Young and Monique Weir. Picture: Contributed

Bowlers roll up for big Toowoomba carnival

Toowoomba prepares to host region’s best indoor bowlers

LEGEND RETIRES: North Queensland Cowboys half Johnathan Thurston waves goodbye following his final NRL match against the Gold Coast Titans. Thurston said his time as a teenager in Toowoomba turned his life around. Picture: DAVE HUNT

How Toowoomba changed an NRL superstar

NRL legend Johnathan Thurston turned his life around in Toowoomba.

BACK ON BOARD: The South West Queensland Thunder have re-signed Wade Hall (left) for the 2019 season. Hall set a club record for most games played this season. Picture: Nev Madsen

Thunder re-sign record-setting player

Wade Hall signs up for another NPL season with South West Queensland Thunder.

An Australian melanoma patient has shared how he made the decision to spend $100,000 on prevention treatment. Picture:istock

Prices deter Toowoomba residents from health insurance

OUR SAY: I’m not at all surprised to see that more than 50 per cent of Toowoomba’s residents don’t have health insurance.

South West Queensland Thunder's Liz Hollitt was named as back-up keeper in the Football Queensland NPLWQ Team of the Season. Picture: DSL Photography

Special honour for Thunder duo

Football Queensland names South West Queensland Thunder duo in top teams

Jack Argent cuts throw his block. Picture: Kit Haselden Photography

Siblings gear up for Australian championships

Argent brothers hope to be a cut above their competition at Australian championships

TEST SPOT: Toowoomba junior Brendan Doggett (right) said he was absolutely by the news he had been named in coach Justin Langer's latest Australian Test team. Picture: GLENN HUNT

From carpenter to potential Australian quick

Toowoomba’s Brendan Doggett hopes to make his Australian Test debut.

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