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Connor Syme won his European Tour card back at the first time of asking and is wasting no time in returning to the top tier circuit.

The countdown is on to the 2019 Kirkcaldy & Central Fife Sports Council awards.

The golfers of St Regulus met to celebrate the end of the season at their annual awards night.

The female members of the Falkland Trail Runners stole the show with prize winning runs in both the Glen Clva Half Marathon and Silvery Tay Trail Race.

There were mixed fortunes for Kingdom’s welterweights at the Boxing Scotland Novice Championships at Ravenscraig Sports Facility Motherwell at the weekend.

There was a successful day for Fife AC at the Scottish Short Course Cross Country Championships in Kirkcaldy, with runners battling the muddy conditions to win three individual and three team medals on home turf.

Step Rock swimmers excelled at the East District Sprint Championships, held at the Michael Woods Centre, Glenrothes.

Howe welcomed league leaders Greenock Wanderers to Duffus for what was expected to be an exciting encounter between the two.

St Ayles Rowing Club have had a year to remember with lots of trophies, medals and personal bests for both individuals and for the club.

It was Glenrothes in the cold and rain against a team who deserve much more credit than the score line suggests.

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Over the past season, Fife based Formula II triple World Champion Gordon Moodie has written himself into the record books.

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Fife Flyers’ current form can be summed up in three words. Coming up short.

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Fife Flyers take on their Scottish rivals in a big weekend of ice hockey as they look to build on an impressive showing against Cardiff Devils in their last outing.

A new hockey night is being launched by Fife Flyers and the Fife Free Press.

Hat-trick hero Paul Crowder admitted he was relieved to rediscover his scoring touch in Saturday’s 5-1 win over Cardiff Devils.