Crusaders Open Age are proud to announce that Lee Breeds from Simply Sports Cover has agreed to become the Open Age back of shirt sponsor for 2018.
Lee is no stranger to the club and already provides a range for cover for our players, in both codes.

Simplysports Cover is a UK advisory business devoted to helping individuals with financial planning for both now and the future. We believe in face to face service to ensure you get the best possible advice from a local advisor.
Our services are fully regulated and we always aim to meet or improve on the highest professional standards. Our expert advisors are all qualified and kept up to date through a comprehensive training and competence scheme. In addition to the skills and competency of our advisors, you can rest assured that our company has the experience and knowledge to provide advice for the long term. We pride ourselves in providing ongoing service and always aim to maintain long term relationships with our clients.
There are a range of products that fall into the financial protection category. Many of them are geared towards providing you or your dependents with an income if you are unable to work, made redundant, become critically ill, or die. This means they are essentially insuring the money you receive and use to pay your necessary bills.
Our objective is to review your current lifestyle and objectives and then make a recommendation based upon your current need for Insurance cover.
We have advisors in our business with almost 20 years experience in the financial services industry and can therefore recommend the best solutions from our panel of providers for you and your family.

"It's great that Lee has decided to come on board as a sponsor for the Open Age, and we look forward to continuing to work with him during the season." said Chairman Jason Grant. "Injury is unfortunately the nature of the beast from time to time in our high intensity collision sport, however it's good to know that our players are covered financially should they have a long term injury."