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Ethos of Dunfermline Waterpolo Club
- To provide support in which all club members have the opportunity to work hard to achieve their personal best.
- To encourage individual and team development within a strong supportive sporting framework
- To create and sustain an environment where everyone is equally valued.
BMC Cup – U/18 Girls 4-6 Sep
12 Teams from across the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland descended on Dunfermline to compete in a thrilling weekend of youth water polo at the recent BMC Cup for Girls. The BMC Cup, held at Carnegie Leisure Centre, between 4 and 6 Sep welcomed competitors for an under-18 all-female tournament at the weekend.
A big well done to all the girls from both Dunfermline and Menzieshill for their efforts and exertions over the weekend.
The older group of players played as Dunfermline Water Polo Club reached the bronze medal match whilst the younger group of players played as Menzieeshill and had some tough games but took their last game to penalties.
Both teams played really really well. There was so much good team work and they played for each other.
Whilst the results didnt go our way today and due to call offs we had only 9 and 8 players in each team, positively 17 players gained experience of playing in the BMC Cup against strong opposition.
Hopefully now, as we move towards Scottish Leagues and possible NAGS entry in 2027, the weekend's competition exposure will help us.
BMC Festival 2012+
Another extremely successful and fun BMC Cup weekend sadly comes to an end and how lucky are we to have this fantastic event on our doorstep! We have so many reasons to be proud of our amazing youngsters in achieving yet another podium finish and taking Bronze in a tough competition, well done to the DWPC players and staff who contributed so well to Team BMC achieving a very creditable 5th place.
Further congratulations from the weekend to Co-captains Logan Currie and Molly Oswald.
Logan claimed the Top Goal Scorer award for the second BMC Cup in succession with an amazing 19 goals from 5 games. Also, Logan surely bagged one of the goals of the tournament with a lob from his own half 🎯
Molly won the MVP award in the Bronze Medal game vs Menzieshill, a great achievement considering she wasn't feeling 100% - a true warrior 👏
A big thank you yet again to all the club volunteers who led the way in helping to run the event. We had so many youngsters and families manning the merch table, table officials, live streaming and just generally being the driving force behind the tournament.
Scotland U16 Girls at SE Inter-regions
The Scottish U16 Girls have returned home from Division 1 Inter Regions in Liverpool with a well earned bronze medal 🥉 👏
Hali Farah (Joint Captain), Molly Oswald, Ellie Thornton, Isla Edwards and Rosie Hookham joined their U16s NDS team mates.
The girls got off to a great start on Saturday, winning their 1st match 8-5 vs North East Steelers. This was followed by 2 more wins; 9-7 vs South West Sharks and 15-1 vs East Angels, meaning they topped their group 💪
This then set up a semi final vs South East on Sunday which finished 5-5 after normal time. Unfortunately the girls luck wasn't in on the penalties lottery, but still gave them the opportunity to compete for the bronze medal.
Their opponents were South West, a team they had previously beaten the day before. The girls took confidence from that result and finished their weekend off strong to come away 10-8 winners and bring the bronze back to Scotland 🔥 well done girls! 🙂
Scotland U16 Boys at SE Inter-regions
Massive congrats to the Scottish U16 Boys who have won Inter Regions, division 2 at Bolton this weekend! 🥇🔥
Dunfermline players Aaron Bayne, Euan Ferrier and Logan Currie travelled to Bolton this weekend to represent Scotland U16s.
They competed in the Swim England Inter Regions Division 2 with group games against West Midlands, East Midlands and South East on Saturday 27 Jun, followed by play offs on Sunday.
The boys won all 3 of their group games booking their place in the final on Sunday against the South East.
Despite there only being 1 goal in it at half time of the final, the boys pulled away in the 2nd half, winning it 8-3, to claim the gold medal with a 17-11 victory.
Aaron Bayne won the Scotland MVP award along with being named the tournaments top goal keeper!
