By Tom Little.
October 8 2012

Coventry Rugby are pleased to announce that they have signed former Welsh Premiership and Swansea University Captain loosehead prop Kerry O’Sullivan.

Kerry, who is aged 24 was born in London, and brought up in Slough, was captain of the Swansea University side that beat Cardiff University in 2010 in the final of the  Welsh Varsity Cup . Having recently finished his Masters Degree in Business Management with Marketing, Kerry played last season for Welsh Premiership side Tonmawr. This season Kerry has been attached to and trained with the Mumbles (Swansea) club, until coming to Coventry Rugby club on trial over the past few weeks.

 Kerry is in the process of finding a new position in the area, and has been most impressed with the set up and facilities at the Coventry club. He is looking to progress as a player and looks forward to the development of the Coventry club on the field.

A fast mobile forward Kerry has been selected to feature in the Coventry Nighthawks side this week against Stourbridge.

With Jack Green being brought back to Coventry for the Macclesfield game he has been replaced at Broad Street by centre James Otutaha again on loan to enable him to get back his match fitness after his serious hand injury.

Tom Little

Coventry Rugby press office

8^th October 2012

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