Full and final results are not yet available from the opening Avon Track & Field League meeting at Yate but Team Bath officials believe that they did enough to secure overall victory.
Team manager Alison Phillips said: "We scored an impressive 1,403 points in total, with the women's team coming second and the men first, so an enormous well done all round.
"Winning the opening match of the season is the first goal in our campaign to top this league for the first time ever this year."
There were numerous victories, including two for Zoe Mattock in the under-15 girls' 100m (12.75secs) and 75m hurdles (12.54).
Sam Boulton also did the double in the under-17 men's discus (39.70m) and shot (11.44m).
The club's pole vaulters also impressed, with Nikko Hunt winning the under-17 men's event (3.72m), Claire Maurer topping the senior women's standing (3.32m) and Maya Robinson clearing 2.72m for victory in the under-15 girls' age group.
Eliza Reid set a new track record of 12.2 while winning the senior women's 100m, with Abi Davies second in 12.45 and Katie Geddes fourth in 13.1.
Char Burkey, making her league debut, won the veteran women's 100m in 15.2.
In the field, the under-13 boys' long jump was won by Aiden Bain (4.24m) ahead of Jonathan Gregory (4.04m), while Toby Pentreath claimed the under-17 men's honours (5.99m).
Ellie J Webb won the under-17 women's hammer in a new PB of 42.20m and Alice Reynolds took maximum points in the under-17 women's high jump (1.50m).
There were also wins for Imogen Hurst (under-13 girls' javelin, 20.34m), Sam Burkey (under-11 ball throw, 38.57m), Grace Redmond (under-17 women's 80m hurdles, 12.14), Kirsty Stanley (under-17 women's 1,500m, 5mins 9.0), Will Stockley (under-15 boys' 3,000m, 9:41.25) and Loren Bleaken (senior women's 400m).
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