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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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FINAL COUNTDOWN: Willowburn FC players (from left) Kiama Gray (Premier Women), Brenton Gietzel (Championship), Brad McMurray (Conference) and Brodie Welch (Premier Men) are ready to captain their teams in the Toowoomba Football League grand final matches tomorrow. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Magpies’ culture key to club’s success

Willowburn’s club first culture their key to long term success on and off field

STATE DUTIES: Competitive eight-ball players Chris Davison (left) and Chris Sourris will represent Queensland at the Australian Eight-Ball Championships next month. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Toowoomba duo ready for Queensland debuts

Toowoomba eight-ball players ready to represent Queensland at Australian titles.

LINE THEM UP: Toowoomba's Callum Hensler, 8, has been named in the Queensland eight ball team that will compete in Tasmania in January. Picture: Bev Lacey

Young Toowoomba player lines up Queensland debut

Young Toowoomba eight-ball player prepares to play for Queensland.

CLOSE FINAL: Sharks player Izzy Reed lines up the ball during her side's Toowoomba Touch Association grand final clash against Roosters. Roosters won the match 4-1. Picture: Nev Madsen

Roosters and Sharks win touch premierships

Unbeaten Roosters secure Toowoomba Touch Association premiership with hard fought win

CUP CLASH: Toowoomba Grammar School's Bill Turner Cup team gets in a contested training session ahead of their national semi-final match against Bossley Park High School today. Picture: Nev Madsen

Grammar confident ahead of Bill Turner Cup clash

Toowoomba Grammar School prepares to face Sydney FC backed team in Bill Turner Cup

John Maloney, Dalby tackles Tom Jobling, Emus. Risdon Cup Grand Final, Goondiwindi vs Dalby. Saturday, 1st Sep, 2018. Picture: Nev Madsen

Finals time is an exciting time for sport fans

Is there a more exciting time of year for sports fans than right now?

IN CONTROL: Rockville Rovers captain Mia Hofmann-Young sends the ball downfield during a match earlier this season. Rockville plays Gatton tomorrow with the winner advancing to the Toowoomba Football Premier women's grand final. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Rockville hopes to bounce back

Rockville looks to book place in grand final with win over Gatton

CLOSE BATTLE: Willowburn's Brayden Thrupp (left) competes with USQ's Alex Dyball. Willowburn plays Rockville tomorrow for a spot in the Toowoomba Football League premier men's grand final. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Willowburn aims to lift intensity in semi-final

Willowburn prepares to face Rockville for place in football grand final

BIG OPPORTUNITY: Luke Lister (left) and Keanu Tuart will trial with the Newcastle Jets National Youth Team in the hope of gaining a contract in September. Picture: Nev Madsen

Young Toowoomba footballers eager to fly with Jets

Toowoomba Grammar School footballers prepare for Newcastle Jets trial

ON TRACK: Cameron Shields works his BF Racing Formula Ford through the field during racing at South Australia's The Bend Motorsport Park. Picture: Insyde Media

Young driver looks forward to busy schedule

Toowoomba’s Cameron Shields enjoys the demand and challenge of busy race schedule.

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