Swimming

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  Published: 11 Jun 2009 11:50

  Barber (16) selected for world class programme

  DALGETY BAY swimmer Eloise Barber has been selected for British swimming’s world class development programme.

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  Published: 4 Jun 2009 08:50

  Rodgie named in GB squad

  DALGETY BAY swimmer Craig Rodgie has been named in the Great Britain team selected for the IPC European Swimming Championships to be held in Iceland in October.

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  Published: 4 Jun 2009 08:45

  Carnegie club's top 20 in medals

  TWENTY swimmers from the performance and junior performance squad of Carnegie Swimming Club competed at the Sunderland first open long course meet at the weekend.

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  Published: 21 Aug 2008 08:15

  GB training splash for Dunfermline water babes

  EIGHT youngsters from Dunfermline Water Polo Club have just returned from the Great Britain National Academy Water Polo camp in Somerset.

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  Published: 24 Jul 2008 08:30

  Dunfermline Knights president hits out at 'nonsense' points rule

  A FUMING Tom Gibson fears Dunfermline Knights promotion bid could be decided by the weather rather than their skills with bat and ball.

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  Published: 29 May 2008 12:10

  150 pupils take part in hockey festival

  KIDS from Donibristle and Aberdour primary schools will take part in the national primary hockey festival in Edinburgh next week after winning a West Fife hockey event.

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  Published: 15 May 2008 12:35

  Dalgety Bay swimmer looks forward to Belgrade Euro championships

  BARBER makes the cut for GB juniors...

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  Published: 15 May 2008 11:50

  West Fife swimmers help Fife to a treble

  TITLE wins for Dalgety Bay duo Rebecca Lee (pictured) and Craig Rodgie helped Fife win the Scottish senior championships for swimmers with a learning disability at Tollcross.

• Swimming

• Carnegie swimmer qualifies for European Junior Championships
• Carnegie swimmers make a splash in Portobello
• Records for swimmer as InCAS finish fourth
• Hurdler Eilidh tops West Fife's sports winners
• Barber named best junior swimmer
• West Fife gymnasts face an uncertain future
• Water polo player makes a splash in the US
• Swimmers impress Paralympic selectors
• Back to the future
• Carnegie crowned Fife swimming champions

• Swimming

• After 19 miles and 10-and-a-half hours, Andrea falls short of her Channel dream
• Channel swims KO’d by weather
• Sofia, so good for water polo player Andrew
• Lee warms up for Belgium with gold and silver medals
• Nipper nears the end of his long road back to fitness
• Andrea’s making a splash for her 50th
• Scottish Junior Water Polo Player of the Year
• Bamba will never forget debut for ‘The Elephants’
• This one’s for my uncle
• Samantha kicks on from early tae kwon-do promise

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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.