Team Camden’s Kayak squad, who won the Mayor’s Outstanding Achievement Award, presented by Camden Mayor Eddie Hanson

COACHES from Team Camden are plotting an “even bigger and better” turnout when the sports action returns after the summer holidays.

CSSA Single Form Champions: Holy Trinity & St Silas C of E Primary School

More than 500 young athletes got the chance to represent their borough during the annual London Youth Games, the School Games and the ParaGames.

Brothers Zac and Josh Zobell from Mike’s Judo Club, who shared the Outstanding Boys Award with Highgate Harrier Arjuna Pflug

Hoping to build on those numbers, Team Camden manager Ben Dorsett said: “Our main goal is always to give as many young people as possible the opportunity to represent their borough in a wide range of sports. Next season we want to come back even bigger and better, starting with the cross-country.”

Camden Schools Sports Association (CSSA) champions: Torriano Primary School

The borough’s young sports stars, coaches and volunteers were honoured at a glitzy awards ceremony at Vision Hall in King’s Cross recently.

Tara Pattinson and Caleb Schafer collected the Outstanding Team Award on behalf of Camden’s gold medal-winning squash squad, who train at Cumberland Lawn Tennis Club

Among the big winners were Highgate Harrier Arjuna Pflug and brothers Zac and Josh Zobell from Mike’s Judo Club, who all shared the Outstanding Boys Award.

The Outstanding ParaGames Boys Award was shared by Ayman Hayat and Ayman Ahmed, with a special mention for Alfie Husband

The Outstanding Girls Award was shared by Camden Swiss Cottage swimmer Jemima Da Silva and Highgate Harrier Emma Hofstrom.

Parliament Hill School were named winners of the Jackie Charlton Award

Meanwhile, the Outstanding ParaGames Boys Award was shared by Ayman Hayat and Ayman Ahmed, with a special mention for Alfie Husband, who all shone in the athletics event, as did Outstanding ParaGames Girls winners Inara Jean-Baptiste and Arianna Barnett.

Alparslan Yusuf was named Volunteer of the Year

Arianna Barnett, who shared the Outstanding ParaGames Girls Award with Inara Jean-Baptiste, who was unable to make the ceremony

Jemima da Silva was named London Youth Games Outstanding Girl