“Anxious to be part of the club’s project over the long term, the BCM and the Franco-Canadian technician have today initialed a 2-year contract (including an optional 3rd year)”, indicates the BCM-Gravelines in a press release .
JD Jackson arrived at Gravelines at the beginning of May, replacing the Belgian Serge Crevecoeur, for a safe operation. With him, the BCM won 3 of the 10 remaining matches with a seriously diminished squad, and that proved enough to get him out of the woods, leaving Elan Chalon to the second place condemned in the Pro B. .
Previously, JD Jackson was a coach at Le Mans and Villeurbanne and assistant coach of the Canada team.
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