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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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YOUNG STARS: St Ursula's College students Emily Ward (left) and Chloe Hutton are enjoying the challenges of representative football. Ward recently featured in the Australian touch team at the Youth World Cup and Hutton will play for the Queensland under-19 side at the School Sport Australia Football Championships. Picture: Bev Lacey

Student athletes making their mark

St Ursula’s student athletes making their mark in soccer and touch football.

SILVER LINING: Highfields State High School student Jacson McNamara returned from the recent Mountain Bike Australia School's National Championships with two silver medals. The young Geham rider also won gold at the Australian Mountain Biking Championships earlier this year. Picture: Jason Gibbs

Mountain biker among best at national championships

Highfields student wins silver medals at Australian school’s national mountain biking championships

CLOSE BATTLE: Willowburn's Peter Millican (left) competes for the ball with USQ FC's Brendan Willmot. Willowburn was the only team to beat minor premiers USQ this season. Picture: Kevin Farmer

‘Pack’ lifts game to match Toowoomba football pace-setters

Pack lifts game to match Toowoomba football pace-setters

IN CHARGE: Siblings Addison and Miah Hickman enjoy the responsibilities of refereeing just as much as playing. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Young referees enjoy ‘policing’ the rules

Miah and Addison Hickman take great pride in giving back to the game in referee roles.

SPORTY SIBLINGS: Layla and Flynn Proctor will feature at the School Sport Australia Championships (Football) from September 16-21 in Sydney. Layla will line-up as referee while Flynn will be in goal for Queensland. Picture: Bev Lacey

Siblings gear up for nationals

Toowoomba siblings ready for very different roles at football championships.

IN CONTROL: Willowburn player Shannon Tyrell (left) looks to take the ball past West Wanderers player Sarah Moore during a game earlier this season. Willowburn rounded out the regular season with a 3-2 win over Rockville on Saturday night helping them maintain an unbeaten record. Picture: Bev Lacey

Willowburn women finish season unbeaten

Willowburn women round out unbeaten regular season with win over Rockville.

Takatsuki and St Alban's under 12's. Friendly football games between Japanese teams from Takatsuki and Toowoomba taking palce this weekend at Middle Ridge Park. August 2018. Picture: Bev Lacey

Toowoomba celebrates its diversity in one special weekend

TOOWOOMBA has often been labelled a town bereft of identity outside of our traditional draw card, the Carnival of Flowers.

South West Queensland Thunder strike up another win

South West Queensland Thunder strike up another win

South West Queensland Thunder women fightback twice to secure win over Mudgeeraba

DOUBLE DELIGHT: South West Queensland Thunder striker Anthony Grant (right) scored a double in his side's 2-1 win over Moreton Bay United last weekend. Picture: Nev Madsen

Thunder teams eager to maintain good form

South West Queensland Thunder teams eager to secure back-to-back wins

CUP CLASH: Grammar's Henry Wells challenges for the ball during his side's match against Kawana Waters State College. Picture: Rochelle Green

Toowoomba Grammar seal cup win with penalty

Toowoomba Grammar School defends Bill Turner Cup Queensland title.

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