After a dominant year on the track, one Toowoomba teenage star is turning heads and has his sights set on a home Olympics after another incredible feat. Check out his latest efforts here.
The South West Queensland Thunder have announced their women’s coach for 2025, with the new mentor revealing the biggest challenges the squad faces ahead of the upcoming season and how he plans to help the side return to the top.
While Gout Gout may have stolen the headlines at the All Schools Athletics Championships, there were still Darling Downs athletes who stamped their claims as future stars at the event. See which local young guns impressed here.
As Georgia Voll put the international cricket scene on notice with a century in just her second game for Australia, there were few prouder figures than her former Ipswich Hornets coach Justin Anderson. He reveals the pride he felt as he saw her star against India.
From Toowoomba’s sporting fields to those around the world, we name the 25 Darling Downs young guns you must watch in 2025. Find out who made our list of star athletes.
From the athletics track, to the basketball court and the football field, you nominated the senior sports coaches who go above and beyond in their roles as mentors. Vote for your favourite coach here.
Four generational stars: One premier cricket club holds claim to an incredible feat which few can match producing four current-day cricket stars from one team in its inaugural season. Find out who they are and how the club did it here.
With the women’s Toowoomba cricket season finishing up on the weekend, we have shone a light on the breakout stars of the competition in our team of the season. See who made the dream team here.
GRAND FINAL FEVER: Aidan Watterson swapped the bright lights of the Brisbane cricket scene to return to his boyhood club Northern Brothers Diggers in a move which has paid dividends. Meanwhile Souths have etched their name into Toowoomba cricket history after a groundbreaking feat.
A rugby league coach has spoken out following allegations a photoshopped image of an opposition player in a noose was displayed by someone while he was coach. An investigation continues as he prepares to join another club eager to return to its glory days.
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