WHAT A GAME! Fife Flyers secured their 4th trophy of the season in the final match of the 2007/08 season with a 5-2 victory over Dundee Stars. It looked as if the game would be heading into Overtime with the scores level at 2-2 with less than 4 minutes to go. Dundee Stars had been bombarding Blair Daly in the final period but once again he was up to the challenge. The turning point in the game seemed to come when Liam Greig was thrown out by referee 'Toby' Craig with a 10+Game penalty with 9 minutes remaining in the game.

After Greig was thrown out the Stars seemed to be a different team and Steven Gunn skated down the ice with a 2 on 1 with an inch perfect passed over to Jamie Wilson who duely slotted it under Craig Arthur in the Stars net. Wilson then added his hat-trick goal 90 seconds later to give Flyers a 4-2 lead with 1:45 left in the game. Dundee then pulled their netminder and Steven Lynch stole the puck from the attacking Stars and slotted the 5th goal in the empty net to ensure Flyers lifted the John Brady, NPL Play-Off trophy.

Fife Flyers will take on Dundee Stars in the final game of the 2007/08 season at Fife Ice Arena, Sunday 20th April. Fife strolled to a 5-0 win against Solway Sharks, whilst Dundee had to work hard to record a 9-5 win over Whitley Warriors. Flyers will be hoping for a repeat of the last 2 meetings in which they recorded 2 wins and scoring 11 past Dundee.

The final game of the season will see the winners take home the NPL Play-Off championship, last year won by Whitley Warriors. It is sure to be a tight game with Fife just coming out on top of the games this season. Be sure to get behind your team, face-off is 6:30pm Sunday 20th April, for the final game of the season.

Fife Flyers have been officially crowned SPHL Play-Off champions. Having secured a 1st leg 6-4 win against Dundee, Fife needed to avoid defeat in order secure their 3rd trophy of the 2007/08 campaign. Thursday night saw Flyers win 5-4, taking the aggregate score to 11-8 for Fife resulting in their 3rd trophy.

In a highly contested game which saw Thomas Muir and Liam Greig re-ignite a firey feud in the 3rd period, resulting in both players miss the remainder of the game. However, it was not enough to invigorate Dundee and Fife secured a much deserved win, and another trophy.

Player-coach of Fife Flyers has suffered a set back in his bid to recover from a horrific hand injury. Todd Dutiaume had the tip of his pinkie removed by doctors on Monday after his recently severed digit became infected and failed to re-connect properly. The finger, hacked off by a slash in a match against Dundee Stars on March 2, was originally re-attached in the hope of a complete recovery. Full Story@ FifeToday.co.uk

Fife Flyers SPHL Play-off semi-final has been scheduled for Saturday 12th April (1st leg away) with the return leg on Sunday 13 April. Oppostion is between the Solway Sharks or Braehead Pirates. Pirates play Edinburgh Capitals this Monday with their final fixture the following evening against Dundee Stars. Pirates must win both games to reach the final play-off spot.

Final details will be posted once our opponents have been confirmed.