OXFORD City's Swords family stole the show at the Oxfordshire Track & Field Championships at Horspath Road last weekend.
Their father, Dominic, and his daughters, Beth and Bea, each achieved a brace of victories at a hugely successful event, which produced some outstanding performances and several championship records.
In the under 15 girls' competition, Bea set a new record of 2mins 13.6secs as she eased to victory in the 800m, before going on to clock 4.58.5 as she stormed home by almost a minute in the 1500m.
Bea's younger sister, Beth, also completed a middle-distance double, winning the 800m in 2.30.3, before taking the 1500m in 5.16.0.
Dominic, 50, was also in record-breaking form, as he clocked 55.1secs to win the Vet 50 400m and then recorded 2.04.3 in the 800m.
Abingdon's under 20 400m hurdler Jonny Lodowski eclipsed the field with a superb time of 55.2secs, before also easily taking the 400m in 50.4.
Bicester's Dave Kuester launched the javelin an aston- ishing 37.00m in the Vet 60 men's competition winning the event by a margin of almost 11 metres.
Elsewhere, Bruce Charles set new records in both the 100m hurdles and pole vault, while Oxfordshire AA president Barrie Strange (Oxford City) showed age is no barrier as he threw a record 29.42m in the Vet 70 discus.
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