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Kirkcaldy head coach Quintan Sanft during Saturday's draw with Falkirk (Pics Alan Murray)

Kirkcaldy Rugby Club ‘could have won’ cup thriller at Falkirk, says Sanft

Kirkcaldy RFC head coach Quintan Sanft (Pic by Michael Booth)

Kirkcaldy beaten at Peebles in rugby's National League Division 2

Head coach Quintan Sanft has led Kirkcaldy to fifth place finish (Pic Michael Booth)

Four wins in a row to end Blues’ season

Kirkcaldy Rugby Club head coach Quintan Sanft (Pic by Michael Booth)

Kirkcaldy bidding to seal their survival

Seb Evans scores the second try for Kirkcaldy against Boroughmuir (Pics Michael Booth)

Vital win in Kirkcaldy's bid to beat drop

Kirkcaldy head coach Quintan Sanft faces a fight to avoid the drop this season (Pic Michael Booth)

Hammering leaves Blues one point above trouble

Conar Littlejohn congratulates Finlay Bruce on scoring v Berwick (Pics by Michael Booth)

Kirkcaldy prevail after topsy-turvy encounter

Kirkcaldy will be back in action this weekend (Pic by Michael Booth)

Kirkcaldy due to return to rugby action

Indiscipline cost Kirkcaldy dearly against Peebles (Pic by Michael Booth)

Halloween horror show as Kirkcaldy are beaten

Kirkcaldy fail to make the most of attacking intent

Action from Kirkcaldy's defeat to Peebles at Beveridge Park on Saturday. Pic: Michael Booth

Kirkcaldy's improved performance not enough to halt losing run

The Fifers celebrate Ryan Wallace's opener.

East Fife v Stranraer - the last time out

Kirkcaldy and Newton Stewart last met at Beveridge Park back in August. (Pic by Michael Booth)

Kirkcaldy ready for battle as Newton Stewart come to Kirkcaldy

Former Fife Flyers defenceman Thomas Muir joins in a scrum after switching to rugby. Pic: Michael Booth

Former Fife Flyer makes Kirkcaldy Rugby debut in bonus point win

A Newton Stewart tackle halts this Kirkcaldy raid. Pic: BB Photography

Kirkcaldy survive late pressure to claim narrow victory at Newton Stewart

Disappointment for Kirkcaldy head coach Quintan Sanft as his club are relegated back to National 2. Pic: Michael Booth

Kirkcaldy Rugby relegated after red card in defeat to Musselburgh
Kirkcaldy 25 Musselburgh 44
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Action from Kelso v Kirkcaldy in the National Cup. Pic: Gavin Horsburgh

Kelso dump Kirkcaldy out of National League Cup with ease

Kirkcaldy prop Danny Jennings is close to full fitness and could feature against Kelso. Pic: Michael Booth

Kirkcaldy back in action with Kelso cup tie

Connor Wood, pictured in action last week against Jed-Forest, scored two of Kirkcaldy's four tries in the defeat to Musselburgh. Photo by Michael Booth

Musselburgh 54 Kirkcaldy 22: Defeat for Blues but four tries earn a bonus point

The Black Cat Jook Band are performing at Juke Joint Blues in Giffordtown Village Hall.

Southern songs at Giffordtown village's juke joint blues night

Kirkcaldy's head coach Quintan Sanft (Pic by Michael Booth)

Kirkcaldy look to step up for season in new division

Kirkcaldy Rugby Club celebrate clinching the BT National League Division 2 title at Beveridge Park on Saturday. Pic: Michael Booth

Rugby club are pride of Kirkcaldy after clinching league championship

Greg Wallace try. Kirkcaldy RFC v Peebles RFC - Match 16, BT National League Division 2, 17th March 2018. Photo by Michael Booth

Blues overcome tough Peebles to stay on course for title

Pictured above (from left) are Kenny Natrass, co-captain 2nd XV; Alison Massie, captain of the womens XV; Mark Graham, co-captain 2nd XV; Derek Harper, club secretary; Andy King, general manager, Harry Fairbairn, Kirkcaldy; Jimmy Bonner, president, KRFC; Greg Wallace, co-captain 1st XV; Gavin McKenzie, co-captain 1st XV.

New season of league rugby kicks off in Kirkcaldy

Kirkcaldy player-coach Quintan Sanft. (Photo by Michael Booth)

Final home league match of season for Kirkcaldy

A fourth successive defeat for Kirkcaldy head coach Quintan Sanft. Photo: Michael Booth

Strong finish unable to save Blues from defeat

Liam Neilson (picture by Michael Booth)

Blues' captain out for season
Kirkcaldy will be without captain Liam Neilson for the rest of the season after the number eight forward suffered serious damage to his knee in Saturday's game against Ardrossan.
By The Newsroom