Four teenagers from Suffolk have found success at a top competition with gold, silver and bronze all heading back home to the county.
The Swim England Championships returned to Ponds Forge International Centre in Sheffield, and athletes from Ipswich contested against others from around the country.
Sophie Dowding swam a personal best time to take gold in the ladies' 800m freestyle.
Patch Robinson secured a silver in the men's 1500m freestyle, with Ashton Redhead taking silver in the men's 50m backstroke and a personal best time and also a bronze medal in the men's 100m backstroke with another personal best.
Ellen Duffield secured a bronze medal in the ladies' 50m breaststroke.
All four swimmers, who are all 17-years-old, are part of Teamipswich at Crown Pools in Ipswich.
Dave Champion, Teamipswich head coach, said: "Each and every Teamipswich swimmer deserved to be at the Swim England Championships, the competition and qualification to be there is fierce.
"I am so proud of what every swimmer achieved and these four individuals in particular – Ashton, Ellen, Patch and Sophie – deserve special mention for their incredible medal success.
"They competed against the best of the best and came away with medals, personal best times and great recognition.
"They train so hard and deserve the success they have enjoyed - I am excited to see where these individuals will take it next."
Another Teamipswich swimmer, Charlie Ruddell picked up a bronze medal at the British Summer Swimming Championships, in the same venue, with his third place finish in the 200m breaststroke.
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