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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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ON THE CHARGE: South West Queensland Thunder captain Melanie Lloyd takes on the Brisbane Roar defence earlier this season. The Thunder play Gold Coast tomorrow. Picture: Bev Lacey

Redemption on the cards for Thunder women

South West Queensland Thunder women eager to improve on last Gold Coast performance.

UNDER PRESSURE: South West Queensland Thunder captain Jacob Bigby (left) battles for control against his Brisbane Strikers opponent. The Thunder face Olympic FC on Saturday. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Thunder prepares for Olympic-sized challenge

South West Queensland Thunder confident they can match Olympic FC

KEEN KIDS Football Queensland Aldi Miniroos development officer Andy Allan leads young players through an exercise. Picture: Jason Gibbs

Miniroos program hops into Toowoomba

Miniroos program helps introduce key football skills to young players.

HELPING HAND: Toowoomba's Hayden Siebuhr will line-up for Indonesia at the 5th Bali Cup International Wheelchair Basketball Invitational. The Australian international wheelchair basketball player will join the side for the competition as 'ring-in' alongside three Australian teammates. Picture: Anton Rose

Athlete set for Bali Cup competition

Toowoomba’s Hayden Seibuhr to lend his skills to Indonesian wheelchair basketball team.

WORLD CLASS: Lockyer Valley rider Ben O'Sullivan and Hang Ten to Yuma perform a sliding stop during the 2018 Reining Alberta Spring Classic in Canada. O'Sullivan's score at the event secured his place at the World Equestrian Games where he will represent Ireland. Picture: Contributed

Lockyer Valley rider ready to take on world’s best

Lockyer Valley based Irish rider ready to take on reining’s best at World Equestrian Championships.

TIGHT TUSSLE: Gatton's Austin Lenord (left) and Oliver Wacker (right) contest the ball with West Wanderers player Mitchell Albury. Gatton won the Premier Men's match 3-1. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Rovers roll President’s Cup winners

Rockville Rovers make their mark with win over President’s Cup winners Willowburn

Errors prove costly in Thunder loss

Errors prove costly in Thunder loss

Errors prove very costly in South West Queensland Thunder’s loss to Logan Lightning.

Brisbane strikes down Thunder

Brisbane strikes down Thunder

South West Queensland dominate clash with Brisbane Strikers before losing close encounter.

MAGPIES FLYER: Kiama Gray has been one of Willowburn's key players this season. The current ladder leaders have the weekend off after Gatton was unable to field a full team. Picture: Bev Lacey

Attitude key to Willowburn women’s success

Attitude and determination the key to Willowburn women’s season of dominance.

VIVA LA FRANCE: Chloe Cocks (left) and Holly Anlezark will head to France next month for the Paris World Games. The Toowoomba pair who plays rugby sevens for University Saints and West Bulldogs will be part of a Tribe representative team competing at the games. Picture: Nev Madsen

Talented rugby sevens pair ready for Paris challenge

Toowoomba rugby sevens stars ready to take on world’s best player in Paris

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