Godolphin's lacrosse team has bagged their first-ever School Challenge Cup title at the 2024 tournament.
The team, who had previously secured a top-eight finish in the U19 competition at the National Championships, were among the best teams competing at St Swithun's School, in Winchester.
The other teams were Moreton Hall, St Catherine's, Guildford High, Queen Anne's, St Swithun's, Haberdashers' Girls' and Westonbirt.
Godolphin's team put on a spectacular display, winning 7-6 against Guildford High, 6-3 against Haberdashers' Girls' and 10-5 against St Catherine's.
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Jamie Powell, Godolphin's head of lacrosse, said: "The Challenge Cup marked the first step towards achieving our goals this season.
"The team started strong and gained confidence with every game, progressing steadily through the tournament.
"Reaching the final brought some nerves, with memories of last season's second-place finish at Nationals in mind.
"They delivered an outstanding performance, showcasing strong, controlled defence and clinical finishing in attack to dominate the game from start to finish.
"It was a fantastic day for the team, made even better by the incredible support from parents and spectators.
"We couldn’t have asked for more."
Godolphin headteacher, Jenny Price, said: "Congratulations to the team for their historic victory and for showcasing the very best of Godolphin lacrosse.
"Our thanks to England Lacrosse for organising the event and to our excellent hosts St Swithun’s School."
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