Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 04/17 05:00 | 7 | Mitsubishi Dynaboars v Coca Cola Red Sparks | L | 24-17 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 12/15 02:29 | - | Coca Cola Red Sparks v Toyota Shuttles | L | 31-36 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 12/01 02:25 | - | NEC Green Rockets v Coca Cola Red Sparks | L | 43-17 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 10/20 05:00 | 7 | Coca Cola Red Sparks v Kubota Spears | L | 12-50 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 10/13 04:00 | 6 | Coca Cola Red Sparks v Honda Heat | L | 31-52 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 10/07 02:30 | 5 | Canon Eagles v Coca Cola Red Sparks | L | 43-24 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 09/22 07:30 | 4 | Toshiba Brave Lupus v Coca Cola Red Sparks | L | 29-14 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 09/15 08:30 | 3 | Coca Cola Red Sparks v Ricoh Black Rams | L | 15-36 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 09/08 08:00 | 2 | Coca Cola Red Sparks v Wild Knights | L | 17-62 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 09/01 07:30 | 1 | Shizuoka Blue Revs v Coca Cola Red Sparks | L | 43-3 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 01/20 02:26 | - | Coca Cola Red Sparks v Mitsubishi Dynaboars | D | 27-27 | |
Japán Rögbi 1. Liga | 01/13 05:00 | 34 | Coca Cola Red Sparks v Munakata Sanix Blues | L | 5-32 |
The Coca-Cola Red Sparks (Japanese: コカ・コーラレッドスパークス) was a Japanese company-owned rugby union team based in Fukuoka city, Kyūshū.
The team was initially founded as Kitakyushu Coca-Cola and then changed its name to Coca-Cola West Japan.
The team won promotion to the expanded Top League of 14 teams at the end of the 2005–06 season, and was renamed Coca-Cola West Red Sparks. The club motto is "Have Guts Have Glory" and their slogan for 2006 season: "Always Attack & Aggressive". In the fourth Top League (2006–07) the team came 10th, with four wins, nine losses and 21 points. It therefore did not need to take part in any play-offs. Sanix, the local rivals, came ninth.
The team was promoted from the Kyūshū league to the Top League in 2013, and was renamed the Coca-Cola Red Sparks for the 2013–14 season. Following six seasons in the top flight, they were relegated back to the Top Kyūshū League after the 2018–19 season.
On 30 April 2021, it was announced that the Red Sparks would disband as a rugby club at the conclusion of the 2021 Top Challenge League Season. It had previously agreed to join the new 25-team domestic competition in Japan before withdrawal.