Croydon-based Trojans retained their English korfball champions title after a nail-biting play-off final victory.
Having beaten Norwich Knights 25-17 in the semi-final, Trojans faced Bec from Tooting.
Goals from David Brooks (six), Sam Brooks (four), Neala Brennan (three), Tom Woodvine (two), Stephanie Allen and Kathryn Goodridge forced the finale into a golden goal showdown at 17-17.
David Brooks put Trojans ahead, meaning Bec had one return attack to attempt to level, however it was not to be and Trojans were crowned champions.
Bec's route to the final at the Whitgift School Leisure Centre saw them beat Nomads of Epsom (18-11).
Against Trojans, six goals from Davesh Patel and a Blake Palfreyman hat-trick, and scores from Jo-Anne Wilson, Joe Bedford, Amy Swain, Caitlin Fitzgeraldn, Hoyei Chow and Claire Dique pushed the holders all the way - until the heartbreak of the golden goal showdown.
Enjoy the moment: David Brooks celebrates his winning goal Picture: David Synott
What is korfball?
Korfball is a mixed team sport with four male and four female players on each team.
The game is Dutch and shares its roots with basketball and netball.
It was invented in 1902 by a Dutch schoolteacher who wanted a game that all his pupils at the first co-educational schools in Amsterdam could play together.
For more information, go to englandkorfball.co.uk.
Bec's Aimee Swain Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
Bec's Claire Dique Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
Trojans beating Norwich Knights in the play-off semi-final Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
Bec's Hoyei Chow Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
Nomads Ana Osbourne Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
Nomads Dinos Tritsarolis Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
Trojans Amy Evans Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
Trojans Carly Holness Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
Almost there: Trojans celebrate their semi-final win over Norwich Knights Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
Trojans David Brooks Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
Trojans Steph Allen Picture: DeadlinePix SP81792
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