Charlotte Edwards has taken the Catholic Students' International Games by storm. The 16-year-old swimmer, from Barnoldswick, came away from the event in Hungary with three gold medals – setting three new Catholic Schools' world records in the process – as well as a silver and bronze. Competing for Great Britain against teams from Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Spain, France, Malta, Hungary and the USA, former Fisher-More High School pupil Charlotte, who now attends Nelson and Colne College, was in inspired form. Charlotte, who swims for Blackburn Centurions ASC, took individual gold in the 400m freestyle, in a new Catholic Schools' world best. And she helped Great Britain win the 4x100m and 4x50m freestyle relays, again both in world bests for Catholic Students. The talented youngster added silver in the 200m individual medley, and bronze in the 200m individual freestyle to cap an incredible week. And the Great Britain Girls' swimming squad emerged as overall winners at the games. Fisher-More partially funded Charlotte's trip to Hungary, along with father Michael.