Goals arrived regularly as Kirkintilloch U19 and Dunfermline U19 produced a lively encounter. The home side attacked with confidence and created opportunities through quick movement and sharp finishing. Dunfermline remained competitive throughout and repeatedly threatened to close the gap. Kirkintilloch responded well under pressure and maintained enough control to secure victory in an entertaining contest.
Month: May 2026
KKASC win West Cup for the 3rd year in a row
KKASC won the West cup for the 3rd year in a row, beating Stirling 13-8 in the final.
Stirling 8-13 KKASC
Just days after their previous meeting, KKASC once again overcame Stirling with a disciplined performance. The contest was tighter this time, requiring patience and concentration. KKASC managed key moments effectively, protecting possession when required and taking chances at important stages. The result reflected a side capable of adapting to different challenges while continuing to secure positive results.
Stirling 10-27 KKASC
KKASC travelled to Stirling and delivered one of their most complete displays of the season. Strong defensive work repeatedly turned into attacking opportunities as the visitors controlled the tempo from the opening stages. Stirling battled hard and produced moments of quality, but KKASC consistently found answers. The goals flowed throughout an impressive afternoon that showcased confidence, teamwork and clinical finishing.
Nordic League Trophy runners up
In a first for KKASC, the team travelled to Belgium and Malta to play in the Nordic League qualifiers and the Nordic Trophy tournament, finishing in the runners up spot behind Sirens of Hungary.
ASC Sirens 27-4 KKASC
KKASC faced a difficult challenge against an ASC Sirens side that played with confidence from the outset. The hosts established momentum early and converted opportunities efficiently throughout the contest. KKASC continued to compete and searched for positives despite the scoreline, producing moments of good possession and commitment. Encounters against strong opposition provide valuable lessons, and this fixture offered a clear benchmark for future development.
KKASC 7-6 Cheltenham
A dramatic contest against Cheltenham was settled by the finest of margins. Neither side managed to establish lasting control and every possession seemed to carry extra importance. KKASC remained patient throughout, resisting the temptation to force opportunities. As the match entered its closing stages, the home side found the decisive breakthrough and then defended with determination. The final whistle confirmed a hard earned victory that owed as much to discipline as it did attacking quality.
KKASC 9-17 SKK
Less than twenty four hours after victory, KKASC faced another demanding challenge against SKK. The visitors played with confidence and succeeded in building pressure across the contest. KKASC continued to compete positively and produced moments of quality, particularly when moving the ball quickly in attack. Despite their efforts, SKK maintained control and converted opportunities efficiently. The fixture offered valuable experience against quality opposition and underlined the level required to succeed consistently at this standard.
KKASC 14-12 Antwerpe
An entertaining international contest saw KKASC overcome Antwerpe in a closely fought battle. The visitors brought quality and competitive energy, ensuring the home side had to perform at a high level throughout. KKASC responded with confident attacking play and a willingness to compete for every possession. Momentum changed hands on several occasions before the home side gained the upper hand in the closing stages. The victory rewarded perseverance and produced an enjoyable evening of water polo.
