Versatile back Kevin James insists the Cornish
Pirates are looking to finish their season on a high, starting with victory over
Coventry this Saturday.
With just two games to go in National
One, the Cornish club are poised to record their best-ever finish in the National
Leagues.
Monday's
dramatic 29-28 derby win over Plymouth Albion, sealed courtesy of an injury-time
from James, has all but ensured Jim McKay's side of third spot in the division.
However, as James was quick to stress in the immediate aftermath
of Monday's success, no-one at the Pirates will be letting up in these final two
matches.
"Beating Plymouth is obviously a great result for us," said
the Welshmam, who has claimed 13 tries in all competitions this season. "But we've
got two more big games still to go.
"Coventry away will be a tough
game, but hopefully we can take the confidence from the Plymouth game into that
match, then finish with a really big performance against London Welsh."
Monday's game marked the last fixture at the club's Kenwyn base for this
season - and as yet it is unknown whether the Pirates will be heading back to
the Truro venue again next season.
The Pirates will return to the
Mennaye Field, Penzance for their final game of the season against the Welsh Exiles
on Saturday, April 29 (3pm).
Although the Mennaye grandstand is reserved
for season ticket, debenture holders and sponsors, it has been confirmed that
ground tickets for the game will cost £10 for adults, £7 for concessions, and
£1 for Under-16s.
