Reds End Season In 4th

Sunday, 28 April 2019 10:05

Jersey Reds have finished the season fourth in the Championship table.

It is the club's highest ever league finish.

But it was a disappointing end to the campaign, with a 23-36 loss at home to Coventry.

It was their third successive defeat.

Match report - Reds 23 @CoventryRugby 36 - https://t.co/juzR724GnD 📷 Rich Chapman, more to follow pic.twitter.com/AzVu31Auo8
— Jersey Reds (@jerseyrfc) April 28, 2019

The Reds will next be in action when they take on Guernsey Raiders in the Siam Cup at the Stade Santander on 11th May.

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