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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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BIG NIGHT: Australia's Mile Jedinak (left), celebrates after scoring against Honduras. Willowburn Football Club will have Australia's match against France live on the big screen tonight. Picture: BRENDAN ESPOSITO

Willowburn ready to ‘host World Cup action’

Willowburn to cap big day of football off with live Australia v France screening.

CLOSE DEFENCE: Toowoomba's Michelle Lynch (right) defends a shot on goal. The indoor netball defender will head to South Africa later this year to represent Australia at the Aged Indoor Netball World Series. Picture: PowerShots Photography

Netballer prepares for Australian duties

Toowoomba netballer loves the challenges of playing netball at elite level.

GOOD HABITS: Mountaineers players Harold Ridgeway and Donnaizha Fountain talk with Middle Ridge State School students Laura Fry and Harry Junior Patterson about the club's Positive Choices program. Picture: Nev Madsen

Mountaineers help students make positive choices

Toowoomba Mountaineers launch program to help school kids make positive choices and form good habits.

SUPER SUB: Australia's Daniel Arzani lines up a shot during his side's friendly against Hungary. Toowoomba Grammar School director of football Peter Broadfoot believes the young winger has bags of potential but should start on the bench for the Socceroos. Picture: Robert Cianflone

Arzani not worthy yet

Toowoomba Grammar School director of football rates young Socceroos midfielder Daniel Arzani as one for future.

SAMBA STYLE: Brazil's Philippe Coutinho (left), Neymar and Gabriel Jesus celebrate a goal against Argentina during the qualification stages for 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. No South American team has won a World Cup on European soil - can Brazil be the first? Picture: Pedro Vilela

We ask our region’s football fans who can win the World Cup

Toowoomba’s football fans pick their favourites to win the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

TIGHT TUSSLE: Willowburn's Daniel Saunders (left) shields the ball from USQ FC's Brendan Willmot during their President's Cup Clash. Willowburn won the game 8-7 on penalties after the game finished 2-2. Picture: paulsmith:photographer

Willowburn edge out USQ to claim President’s Cup

Penalties required to seperate Willowburn and USQ in thrilling President’s Cup clash.

Mountaineers shut down Force in QBL win

Mountaineers shut down Force in QBL win

Mountaineers coach proud of his team’s character and fight in narrow QBL victory.

CLOSE RIVALS: Willowburn's Zac Taylor (left) and USQ's Willem Baines compete for the ball during a match earlier this season. The two sides will play in tomorrow's President's Cup final. Picture: Kevin Farmer

USQ wary of Magpies threat in President’s Cup

Ladder leading USQ FC wary of Willowburn ahead of President’s Cup clash.

GOOD LIFT: Tori Gallegos is all smiles after a successful lift. The Glennie student recently won the the Queensland Weightlifting Association U15/17 State Championships. Picture: Monica Huddleston

Young athlete lifts game for Oceania championships

Tori Gallegos turns her attention to Oceania Championships after Queensland title win.

IN FRONT: Cameron Shields puts his Formula 3 to the test. Shields will look to extend his Formula 3 Championship lead during racing at Warwick's Morgan Park this weekend. Picture: Paul Goodman

Shields ready for Warwick test

Toowoomba’s Cameron Shield hopes to extend his Formula 3 championship at Warwick’s Morgan Park Raceway.

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