Kirkintilloch & Kilsyth ASC Water Polo will be travelling to Stockholm this December to play in the 2026/27 Nordic League.
The Scottish team have been drawn against Hammarby Stockholm, SKK Stockholm and Sportcenter Parma.
Kirkintilloch & Kilsyth ASC Water Polo will be travelling to Stockholm this December to play in the 2026/27 Nordic League.
The Scottish team have been drawn against Hammarby Stockholm, SKK Stockholm and Sportcenter Parma.
Congratulations to KKASC U18 Girls who finished in 5th place (of 12) in the BMC Cup this weekend!
Twelve teams from across the UK and Ireland participated in the event with matches at Carnegie Leisure Centre, Dunfermline, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
KKASC lost their first match to last year’s winners, Radcliffe, but won out against stiff competition from Clonard (7-11) and City of Manchester (7-8). They won the final match today against Tyldesley (10-9) to secure 5th place overall.
Superb performances from our Team: Kaila Saltman, Megan Pollock, Sofiia Melnychuk, Eilidh Kiernan, Charlotte Smith, Louisa Hendry, Giulia Baldi, Charlotte Pavlakos-Zinsstag, Harlie Lane and Sophie Mitchell. Coach – Hannah Luke, Team Manager Carol Hendry.
The KKASC Under 19 team won the Scottish Cup for the second time in their short history of the club.
This group of players have won the league and cup at all age groups Under 15, Under 17, Under 19 and Senior.
The Kirkintilloch & Kilsyth Senior Female team won the Scottish Cup for the second year in a row with another win over Warrender Baths – 23-10.
KKASC carried their recent form into another impressive performance against Warrender. The home side established a strong platform through organised defending before gradually expanding their advantage. Warrender continued to compete and looked for opportunities to respond, but KKASC remained focused and efficient. By full time, the scoreline reflected a convincing display built on consistency and teamwork.
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.
KKASC won the West cup for the 3rd year in a row, beating Stirling 13-8 in the final.
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.
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.
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.
