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.

Having first played for the club at the age of four, Gregor Goody was able to take to the pitch as an adult for the first time today, alongside his dad who is playing his 25th season for the club! He and the other youths in the colts team bested the experience of the men's 3s side to maintain their unbeaten start to the season.The game was also notable for the first senior goals for Sam Taylor and Andrew Lindsay. ...
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Fixtures for this weekend - Saturday 3rd OctoberThe Ladies 1s look to pick up where they left off last week and continue their unbeaten start to the season away to Stirling University.Men's 1s will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing result last weekend and get their first goals and points on the board at Linwood against Kelburne, and the men's 2s look to build on a positive start last weekend as they travel to East Lothian to take on Fidra.Meanwhile back at DLC there is an inter-club derby as the M3 take on the young Colts. Can the old dogs see off the young upstarts? Both teams put unbeaten records on the line.Finishing off the day the Ladies 2s look to get some points on the board as they take on Watsonians Colts.Finally, on Sunday the ladies Under 16 team take on EHC at 12.30, and two under 14 squads travel to MES for East League games. The boys U16s game v Watsonians has been postponed and will take place next month instead.Good luck to all teams! ...
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Congratulations to our ladies MVPs from last weekend. ...
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The under 16 boys battled traffic and heavy rain to take on EHC at Meggetland in the East U16 Development League this afternoon.For some it was their first opportunity to play a competitive game at this level on the full pitch, but the boys worked hard for each other and continue to learn as a squad.A slack start meant we headed into quarter time four behind, however the second and third quarters saw the team regroup, double their effort, and they were rewarded with some great team play and a goal while restricting EHC to just two.The toil in the middle of the game meant the team were tired in the final quarter and while they continued to work hard spaces opened up for EHC to score three more. A final score that doesn't reflect the boys application and effort today.Thanks to the parents for bringing the boys to the game, I hope they have dried out by now! Next week we return to DLC, and a possible first for the club as we field U16 boys and girls teams back to back, starting at 11.15. ...
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