Welcome

We are a vibrant club running several teams across both Men’s and Ladies Sections as well as a thriving Youth section.

The club welcomes new members by offering a range of playing opportunities from ages 5 to 60+ whether new to the game or with past experience.

Our primary aim is to enable all members to enjoy their hockey experience by encouraging fun, participation, sportsmanship and the social aspects of sport to anyone whether that be as a player, coach, umpire, club official or social member.

We encourage members to volunteer their skills to help develop the club and will support members who wish to develop their hockey related skills whether as a player, coach, umpire or club official.  

We also support the development of coaching, umpiring & club officials skills. All we ask in return is that you respect the other members of the club, other teams and officials who support the game.

All players must wear shin pads and a mouth guard/gum shield is highly recommended for every training/game session. We recommend hockey specific footwear for use on synthetic surfaces. All studded/bladed football wear are unsuitable for use on synthetic hockey surfaces.


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Welcome to Dunfermline Carnegie Hockey Club. One of the largest Hockey Clubs in Fife.

Our youth hockey sessions are now ended for the October school holidays. The sessions will recommence on Tuesday 27th October. ...
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Fixtures for this weekend are available.While East League teams take a few weeks off the higher teams are still in league action on Saturday and Cup games on Sunday.Please get along to show the teams support if you can. ...
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Saturday results are below. Great results for both Ladies squads and the men's colts. Loads of goals scored by products of the clubs youth section across the adult teams including for both the men's and ladies first teams.On Sunday the club's future first teamers were out in force again.The under 10s took 2 teams to Inverleith, one team finished third overall and the other team won their group thanks to some help with players from Livingston.The under 14 squads were at MES, a draw and a defeat for both teams this week.Finally the girls under 16s played EHC at home, coming away with a 2-0 victory.Well done to all teams and MVPs this weekend, including all of those playing their first games, returning to hockey after some time away, or stepping up to a new level for the first time. ...
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