The Chronicle

Debut win highlights our list

- JASON GIBBS & SEAN TEUMA

THE CHRONICLE was out and about at the weekend – looking out for the region’s top athletes and teams.

Here’s our latest top five.

DANIEL WEBER (FOOTBALL)

The St Albans front man is in electrifyi­ng form.

After scoring four goals last week, Weber added another two this week in his side’s 3-2 win over Stanthorpe United.

PIETER VAN DER KOOIJ (CRICKET)

If you had stocks in van der Kooij over the weekend, you’re collecting big time.

It started in the HardingMad­sen Shield, where he hit 54 with the bat and took 3/34 in Met-Easts’ win over Diggers.

That was backed up for the Hip Pocket Rockets in the DDBBL, blasting 91 runs against the Aztecs and taking a wicket for good measure.

SHAUN MCCARTHY (CRICKET)

The reigning joint TCI player of the year showed why he is one of Toowoomba’s premier bowlers with a devastatin­g spell at Captain Cook Reserve.

The Western Districts quick finished with figures of 8/16 from 10 overs to lift his side to victory over Northsider­s.

He backed that up for the Rockets against the Blazers, taking 4/5 from 3.3 overs.

LINDSAY HATCH (RACING)

The Weetwood Handicap remained at Clifford Park, with Linday Hatch’s mare Jadentom claiming the Listed feature.

She was set for the event from a long way out, but faced a setback after drawing barrier 13.

That wasn’t an issue in the end, with Hatch and jockey Andrew Mallyon doing their homework to plot a path to victory.

ALASTAIR MCGORM (FOOTBALL)

The Willowburn midfielder played a key role in his side’s 4-0 win over Rockville at the weekend.

Mcgorm opened the scoring in the 30th minute of the game and doubled his total in the 53rd.

 ?? Picture: Nev Madsen ?? KEY MAN: Pieter van der Kooij shone for Hip Pocket Rockets at the weekend scoring 91 runs.
Picture: Nev Madsen KEY MAN: Pieter van der Kooij shone for Hip Pocket Rockets at the weekend scoring 91 runs.

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