Burntisland Shipyard in their new training tops donated by Arnold Clark, sponsor, pictured before their Fife Cup tie against Raith Rovers at Stark’s ParkBurntisland Shipyard in their new training tops donated by Arnold Clark, sponsor, pictured before their Fife Cup tie against Raith Rovers at Stark’s Park
Burntisland Shipyard in their new training tops donated by Arnold Clark, sponsor, pictured before their Fife Cup tie against Raith Rovers at Stark’s Park

In Pictures: 1999 trophies and success for these Fife sports clubs

The sports pages of the Fife Free Press have captured thousands of trophy winning teams over the generations.
Allan Crow
By Allan Crow
Published 24th Feb 2022, 15:26 BST

These photos were first published in 1999 – how many faces do you recognise in our gallery?

And if you enjoyed these memories, check out another gallery from 1999 here:

https://www.fifetoday.co.uk/news/people/in-pictures-memories-of-1999-in-kirkcaldy-from-the-fife-free-press-3576362

Glenrothes Strollers released hand made paper butterflies which are the trademark of their new sponsor, Kirkcaldy based company Indigo Bridge. Pictured are Sean Kennedy and Ian Harrower from the company along with players Keith Turner, Deborah Dewar and Robert Cairn

1. 1999 sporting memories

Glenrothes Strollers released hand made paper butterflies which are the trademark of their new sponsor, Kirkcaldy based company Indigo Bridge. Pictured are Sean Kennedy and Ian Harrower from the company along with players Keith Turner, Deborah Dewar and Robert Cairn Photo: na

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Newly formed Kinghorn Royals under-13s got off to a flying start thanks to sponsorship fpm Fife College. They stepped in to funds new strips plus baseball caps and umbrellas to use during training.

2. 1999 sporting memories

Newly formed Kinghorn Royals under-13s got off to a flying start thanks to sponsorship fpm Fife College. They stepped in to funds new strips plus baseball caps and umbrellas to use during training. Photo: na

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Kirkcaldy Kings were crowned reccy ice hockey champions at the Scottish Cup held at Aviemore,.. They triumphed in a 16-team competition Back: Graham Elder, Gordon Campbell, Steven Kelly, Gary Fyfe. Second row: Grant Sorley (club official), Robert Paterson, Angus Cargill (chairman), Allan Grant. Third row: Colin Shields, Michael Kane, Stuart Combe, James Rennie, Lee Duncan. Front: Alan Bushnell. Missing from the pic is Richard Black

3. 1999 sporting memories

Kirkcaldy Kings were crowned reccy ice hockey champions at the Scottish Cup held at Aviemore,.. They triumphed in a 16-team competition Back: Graham Elder, Gordon Campbell, Steven Kelly, Gary Fyfe. Second row: Grant Sorley (club official), Robert Paterson, Angus Cargill (chairman), Allan Grant. Third row: Colin Shields, Michael Kane, Stuart Combe, James Rennie, Lee Duncan. Front: Alan Bushnell. Missing from the pic is Richard Black Photo: Fife Free Press

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Schoolboy Paddy Ward was one of only two UK representatives at an international ice hockey tournament in Czech Republic. The 15 year-old will join the IIHF camp in Nymbruck in August The St Andrews High School pupil has iced with Kirkcaldy Chiefs, Fife Flames and Kirkcaldy Kestrels.

4. 1999 sporting memories

Schoolboy Paddy Ward was one of only two UK representatives at an international ice hockey tournament in Czech Republic. The 15 year-old will join the IIHF camp in Nymbruck in August The St Andrews High School pupil has iced with Kirkcaldy Chiefs, Fife Flames and Kirkcaldy Kestrels. Photo: Fife Free Press

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