It was a tough start for both sides and the game became a midfield battle for the opening minutes of the game.

The deadlock was broken on eight minutes when Ben Parkin slotted away a penalty between the middle of the posts.

This awakened Coventry and they hit back almost immediately with a try from Jack Reeves, the first of four for the winger on the afternoon.

Reeves was in again at the midway point of the half completing a fantastic Coventry move. The extras were added by Tommy Matthews.

Caldy hit back almost immediately with a try from Ollie Hearn. The conversion was missed.

After Reeves was denied a hat-trick on the half hour mark, Caldy started to attack with more purpose and looked to take the lead before the break.

On 38 minutes the Ravers pushed towards the tryline and as the ball was taken from the back of the maul Harry Oliver took the ball over the line to score despite an accidental collision with the referee.

The second half was a different story as Coventry came out a completely different team and Caldy found it difficult to handle the Midlanders who scored five tries at regular intervals.

The first was a hat-trick for Reeves who went over after a lineout.

The match turned into a game of kick tennis and despite great play from Nye Thomas, Coventry made the best of the phase of play allowing scrum half Sam Maunder in to score.

Rhys Fulford scored on the hour mark as Coventry's full time players started to run rings round a tiring Caldy.

Tom Bacon scored with a quarter hour remaining before Man of the Match Reeves scored his fourth of the afternoon to make the final result 15-43.

Caldy now face the longest trip of the season as they travel to Cornish Pirates next weekend.