Jersey Team Jets boss Linda Andrews aiming for play-offs

Andrews' side has won two of their opening four matches this season

Team Jets coach Linda Andrews has set her side the task of claiming a play-off place in their first season in the Premiership Three division.

The islanders are fourth in the league after beating Dudley Leisure 56-46 in their fourth game on Sunday.

"We really want to get to the play-offs," said Andrews.

"Having just lost by those two narrow margins and having to play everybody again after Christmas, hopefully we'll be there," she told BBC Radio Jersey.

The Jersey side have begun their first-ever campaign at national level with two wins and after easing to promotion last season.

Andrews admits that she has had to better herself as a coach as things have improved on the court.

"I've really had to up my game," she said. "Everything's videoed now so I spend time on the iPad looking at what other teams are doing to us.

"It's completely different tactics, so I've got to help the girls combat it.

"It's much much more physical and we've just got to get used to that.

"We're adapting to it as it's faster and you've really got to concentrate for the whole 60 minutes, whereas in the last couple of years we've had the luxury that we have dominated it."