Siam success for Jersey teams after Vets, Womens and Mens win
Keilan Webster was there to catch all the action in St Peter.
Jersey have dominated this year's Siam Cup fixtures, winning three of today's matches at St Peter.
Jersey RFC beat Guernsey Raiders 42-25, after leading the way for the previous 80 minutes.
The boys in red successfully managed to regain the title after a loss at the Stade last year.
Head Coach Myles Landick, said the squad's hard work this season was visible on the pitch.
He said: "Some nervy moments in there but I am really happy.
"We've learnt this season and built. For us to come out on top today, I'm over the moon."
There was also success for Jersey RFC Women, who won the Ladies Siam Cup, 31-5.
Jersey were quick off the mark, scoring their first try within minutes of the match starting.
Last year, Jersey RFC Women made history with their first ever Ladies Siam win, ending Guernsey Ladies' near decade-long stint.
The feeling this year was no different from last said scrum half Ashling Magner.
She said: "I'm just really proud. Last year we won at home and then lost it at Guernsey, so we just really wanted to prove a point today.
"All the girls stepped up - I'm so proud of them."
Earlier this morning the Jersey Vets retained the Nash Cup for another year.
The home side held a strong performance during the first match of the day.
Jersey Vets secured the win and beat their island neighbours 31 - 24 at the Stade.
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