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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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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.

CHARITY MATCH: Rest of the World player Usain Bolt takes part in a training session ahead of the Soccer Aid for UNICEF match earlier this year. Picture: Henry Browne

Marquee ‘deals’ help rev up A-League interest

Usain Bolt and Keisuke Honda announcements put A-League in the spotlight.

MEDAL MAESTROS: Toowoomba Grammar School Swim Club members (from left) Cooper Harm, Isabelle Mason, Abby Schoorl, Henry Reardon and Bailey Harm celebrate their success at the Australian Schools Swimming Championships. Picture: Jason Gibbs

Toowoomba Grammar swimmers haul in medals

Toowoomba Grammar swimmers make a splash at Australian Schools Swimming Championships.

MAT WORK: Keely Geiger works on a triangle choke with Emmanuel Fallah. Geiger will compete at the Australian Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation championships in Melbourne on August 11. The Galeb Brothers BJJ athlete earned her spot at the championships after winning gold in the U15 Open Girls Gi division at the Queensland championships. Picture: Jason Gibbs

Toowoomba martial artist ready to take on Australia’s best

Toowoomba’s Keely Geiger ready to face Australia’s best at Brazilian Jiu Jitsu championships

TOP LEFT: Celebrating their recent rugby league and netball victories are Our Lady of Lourdes students (back, from left) Lily Schnieder, Grace Cooper, Kylah Quaife, Eliza Morcom, Elara Salisbury, Tahlia Barnes, Jessica Watt, Amy Dann, (front, from left) Mikayla Saunders, Charlotte Baker, Lacey Free, Carrie Wyrzykowksi and Chelsee Kidd. Picture: Jason Gibbs

Our Lady of Lourdes students scoop up dual titles

Our Lady of Lourdes students win big in league and netball

Grammar rugby players recovering from serious neck injuries

Grammar rugby players recovering from serious neck injuries

TOOWOOMBA Grammar School students James Kleidon and Ollie Bierhoff won’t be lacing up their rugby boots any time soon.

Carnival of Flowers 2016. Queens Park Botanic Garden. Picture: Bev Lacey

Toowoomba spoilt for choice when it comes to events

THE WEEKEND just gone is a fantastic example of just how much Toowoomba has grown.

Teen’s debut strike seals win for Thunder

Teen’s debut strike seals win for Thunder

South West Queensland Thunder teenager scores winner in senior debut.

IN CONTROL: Willowburn's Shannon Tyrell (left) takes on West Wanderers' Sarah Moore. Willowburn wrapped up the minor premiership with a 2-0 win over Gatton earlier this week. Picture: Bev Lacey

Willowburn secures minor premiership

Willowburn women plan to fine tune before finals after winning minor premiership.

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