undefeated at home. Yet, it was the club's highest finished since 2003 and promised much for the future. Yet after a hint of what could be, the 2012/13 season delivered a campaign to forget, despite a promising start which saw CD Jávea in early contention for a play-off spot. The 'rojiblancos' drew 15 of their 34 games and won just two games in the second half of a season which included a depressing eleven-game run without a win. The two victories – one at home against Racing Algemesi and the second away at UD Ondarense – would be against two sides who would ultimately be relegated, scant consolation for such a miserable season. CD Jávea finished 10th, twelve points clear of the relegation zone but there was an enormous 28 point gap between themselves and the play-offs. It was as if the club gave up once safety had been assured, thanks to a decent first half of the season which saw the club lose just three times. But the knowledge that the club could not have been relegated was scant consolation for poor performances in the latter half of the season. With coach José Luis Bisquert able to add some experience to the side during the summer of 2013, including the arrival of Dani García from CD Dénia and Sergio Mesa from CD Llosa, the 2013/14 season would be very interesting. An unlucky opening day defeat at CD Dénia was followed by an eight-game unbeaten run in which Dani García would score four goals, including two stunning strikes that would have been worthy of a greater stage. The rojiblancos would finish in 8th spot. 2014–2015 CD Javea finished sixth but had put in a claim for a top three place for much of the season until a 0–6 home defeat to Recambios Colon CF applied the brakes on the ambition (Recambios Colon would go on to win promotion to the Third Division). The rojiblancos also recorded some of their biggest wins in their history when they crushed CD Chella 8–1 before defeating relegation-bound Catarroja CF 6–0 on their own pitch. The club finished third top scoring team in the league with 67 goals in 34 games behind UD Alginet (81) and Recambios Colon CF (70) and scored 21 of those goals in their last five games of the season. Coach José Luis Bisquert stepped down at the end of the