A number of records tumbled in the David Harper-Tarr Cumbria Athletics Association Track and Field Championships.
Some 178 athletes took part in the annual event at the Sheepmount in Carlisle amid glorious sunny weather.
Border Harriers won the overall team event while individual records were broken by several talented young athletes from the county.
Amy Johnstone starred in the under-13 girls’ 100m and 200m.
She set new championship records in both with times of 12.8 seconds and 26.9 seconds respectively.
In the latter case, Johnstone broke a record which had stood since 1982.
There was also a record for Victoria Chapman in the under-15 girls’ 100m as she raced to victory in 12.3 seconds.
Kira Jones was also in record-breaking form in the under-20 women’s 100m hurdles as she led the field in a time of 15.1 seconds.
And Rebecca Keen broke her own championship record in the senior women’s triple-jump as she leapt 12.28m.
Organisers thanked the officials, volunteers and helpers for giving up their time to organise the event, while special mention was also given to Pladis (McVities) in Carlisle for donating biscuits for the event.
Full results from the competition can be found HERE
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