RUGBY UNION Nottingham 28 v 8 Caldy - Ravers finish season with away defeat
Caldy lost their final Championship match of the season away against Nottingham at Lady Bay on Friday Night.
Caldy lost their final Championship match of the season away against Nottingham at Lady Bay on Friday Night.
A Lewis Barker penalty with the last kick of the game secured a five point victory for Caldy against bottom side Cambridge in the final game at Paton Field this season.
Caldy secured a four try bonus point in a 93 point thriller at Harpury College on Saturday afternoon almost guaranteeing they will not finish bottom of the table for the second season running.
Caldy was defeated as league leaders Ealing Trailfinders ran in eight tries although the home side were missing eight players and also head coach Matt Cairns through either injury or suspension.
Caldy were put to the sword by Doncaster Knights in their latest RFU Championship fixture with the promotion chasers scoring a bonus point, with the Wirral side only getting a last minute try from Joe Sproston.
Caldy lost their latest Championship match against Ampthill in a game of two halves with storm Kathleen making it difficult for either side.
CALDY lost their latest RFU Championship game at Bedford Blues 27-14 but can feel aggrieved that they didn’t get the win after a great effort in the second half.
Ben Jones converted the last kick of the game to secure a 33 all draw for Caldy against London Scottish in a great advert for Championship rugby.
MATT Gallagher scored a superb hat trick as Caldy came back from a half time deficit to beat Coventry for the first time in the club's history.
Caldy lost their latest Championship match at home to Hartpury who were making the most of the Premiership/Championship loan system with a number of Gloucester and Bristol players in the matchday squad.
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