Knockhill

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  Published: 23 Apr 2009 11:40

  Touring Cars driver left "high and dry" after being dropped

  DALGETY BAY racer Gordon Shedden found out he was being axed by Team Dynamics just 10 minutes before a formal announcement was made.

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  Last updated: 19 Mar 2009 13:16

  Carnegie finish second at East District finals

  AN amazing weekend of swimming at the East District finals in Glenrothes saw Carnegie Swimming Club claim second spot overall behind a very strong Warrender Club.

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  Published: 12 Mar 2009 07:45 (1)

  Dalgety Bay girl named Scottish Junior Swimmer of the Year

  HONOUR is fitting reward for steely resolve after injury problems.

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  Last updated: 26 Feb 2009 16:03

  Champion Rodgie was set to walk away from swimming

  TEENAGER overcomes learning disability to set world record.

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  Published: 12 Feb 2009 08:00

  Carnegie swimmers among the medals at Grangemouth

  MAGNIFICENT seven gold medals for Carnegie Swimming Club's development team

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  Published: 29 Jan 2009 08:15

  Six of the best for Carnegie swimmers at Livingston gala

  FROM 38 swims, Carnegie achieved six first place finishes, four second places, four thirds and 30 personal bests.

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  Published: 23 Jan 2009 12:40

  Carnegie finish sixth in nationals despite pool closure

  RELAY stars claim three silver medals

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  Published: 18 Dec 2008 11:05

  Two new records for Queen Anne swimmer Ailsa

  QUEEN ANNE High School’s Ailsa Hershaw won three gold medals and achieved two Fife records at the Fife Swimming Gala.

• Knockhill

• Carnegie swimmer Megan (8) wins three gold medals at gala
• Three golds for InCAS masters
• Top club award for Dunfermline swimming club
• Inverkeithing High dominate Fife Schools Swimming Gala
• British superbike champion Mackenzie returns to Knockhill
• Paralympian swimmer Lindsay vows to carry on after Beijing setback
• Brands Hatch problems sums up "disappointing" touring cars season for Shedden
• Knockhill's 'red arrows' on track
• Dunfermline swimmer's in deep water
• No luck for Shedden at Silverstone

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• Dozen take a dip in River Forth swim
• Dalgety Bay swimmer picked for Commonwealth Youth Games
• Swimmer chases golden hat-trick in Beijing
• Knockhill hosts race of a different kind
• Race ace Shedden fails to drive home his advantage
• Swimmer Craig's golden record in Poland
• Thousands enjoy thrills and spills of world's fastest bike racers at Knockhill
• Shedden puts in the hours ahead of Knockhill race
• Carnegie swimmer claims national record at British finals
• Swimmer warms up for English Channel challenge with a swim round Jersey

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• Sport

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  Published: 2nd July, 2009 09:57am

  Pars' play school

  

  PARS won’t be favourites for the First Division title but their young team will play better football, according to manager Jim McIntyre.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:45

  Pars midfielder pays his way out of limbo

  STEVEN McDougall insisted that forking out for his own transfer fee to join the Pars was a “small price to pay” for the good of his career.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:40

  Cup double for Dunfermline sisters

  A DUNFERMLINE family need their own special trophy cabinet after celebrating a unique cup double thanks to their two football star daughters.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:30

  Drizzle decision costs disappointed Knights top spot

  A CONTROVERSIAL umpiring decision cost Dunfermline Knights top spot in the SNCL Division 1 at Penicuik on Saturday.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:25

  Dunfermline duo aid Scots victory

  DUNFERMLINE Ladies Hockey Club duo Brigette McNeish and Sheila Duncan helped the Scottish over-45s veterans team to victory at Peffermill recently in the international veterans...

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:18

  Fife Lions maul Tigers

  FIFE LIONS rugby league side recorded their most impressive win of the season at Harley Street on Saturday against Carluke Tigers.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 08:35

  Talented teen tees up for school challenge triumph

  A YOUNG West Fife golfer who has only been playing for three years got victory down to a tee in the Alfred Dunhill Schools Challenge.