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A Fife golf club has been granted funding to refurbish its kitchens.

Carlo Finucci says he is proud to have equalled the total as Fife Flyers highest points scorer in the Elite League – despite enduring the worst spell of his career.

Falkland Cricket Club’s Lyle Robertson (17) is part of the Scotland U19 squad currently competing at World Cup in South Africa.

Fife Flyers are proud to be involved in ice hockey’s first ever Pride Weekend.

Falkland Trail Runners had a succesful day in the first race of three races in the the Skull Mountain Trail Race Series at Markinch on Sunday morning, writes Shane Fenton.

Glenrothes Boxing Club is set to make history by hosting the first ever pro-am boxing show in Scotland.

Following the festive period and postponement of last week’s league encounter away to Ardrossan, it was a full month for Howe first XV without a competitive game of rugby.

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Kingbarns’ ever growing reputation as one of the world’s finest golf courses has been confirmed by a recent poll.

It was another derby fixture for Lundin Lasers in division two of the Dundee and District Table Tennis Association leagues with Swots from St Andrews making the short journey down the coast.

Less then 12 months after finishing second in the World Para Athletics Championships Fifer Derek Rae will take another step towards the Tokyo Paralympics when he makes his debut at the Standard Chartered Dubai Marathon on Friday, January 24.

Fife AC athletes were in action at the Scottish Athletics Open at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow.

If ever a club in search of a break deserved one, it was Fife Flyers tonight.

Mathematically, Fife Flyers are far from out of the play-off race.

Head coach Todd Dutiaume remains adamant that hard work can pull Fife Flyers out of their current slump.

Kyle Just is hoping to find the scoring touch to help Fife Flyers make the play-offs.

Great Britain Under-20s ice hockey side won the silver medal at the U20 World Championship in Lithuania with a little help from local players.

Before making his return to the European Tour towards the end of last year, Drumoig’s Connor Syme spoke of the importance of getting points on the board early on.

There will be a north East Fife influence in the Scotland side when they line up to open their Guinness Six Nations campaign in February.