The Fife Flyers Supporters club are now taking orders for POFW tickets.  Order yours now via the Travel Club form.

Taking place at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham on 30 April and 1 May 2022, the Premier Sports Playoff Finals Weekend features two Semi-Finals on Saturday, followed by a 3rd vs 4th game on Sunday before the Playoff Final itself - the last game of the 2021/22 EIHL season. 

Weekend Passes (valid for Saturday & Sunday) are available at a cost of £115 per ticket.  There are no concession tickets available this year, however, FFSC will not be applying the additional £5.00 handling fee which is being applied by other clubs, so you will pay the same through us as you would have buying them directly.

Unfortunately, we will not be offering travel or accommodation this season for the weekend due to the change in date and the costs involved, but this is something we are looking to bring back next year when the Travel Club is able to arrange trips without restriction.

If you have any questions, please feel free to come for a chat at the Travel Club stand on Match Night.

The UNISON Fife Health Branch Fife Flyers have announced the capture of Canadian left-winger Matt Carter for the 2021/22 Elite Ice Hockey League season.

Fife Flyers have confirmed the capture of championship winning, Latvian international D-man Imants Lescovs.

Imants has a good hockey IQ. Good hands, skilled and strong on the offensive blue line. He likes to transistion quickly which will benefit our speedy forwards. 

Fife Flyers have confirmed the signing of Canadian Forward Greg Chase for the 2021/22 Elite Ice Hockey League season.

Commenting on Greg, Fife Flyers head coach Todd Dutiaume said:

“Greg’s resume speaks for itself, he instantly improves our line-up with proven offensive punch. He is excited to be joining the club and doing whatever it takes each night to make this team successful. 

He is familiar with a number of former Flyers’ players who helped get this signing over the line. I could not be more thrilled to be adding a player of Greg’s calibre to our line-up. 

This latest signing complements our young, talented, hungry bunch quite nicely and we feel our forward line-up is shaping up nicely." 

Fife Flyers have confirmed that young Scots Andy Little and Scott Jamieson will ice for the club in the 2021/22 Elite Ice Hockey League season.

Announcing via the club’s newly formed official supporters club, the announcement means the Flyers have signed four British players to the club for the new season, with Jamieson and Little joining Bari McKenzie and Craig Peacock.

Goalie Andy Little joined the Flyers in 2017/18, where he has been between the pipes four times for the club.

20-year-old Scott Jamieson grew up in Kirkcaldy and will mark his second season as part of the Fife Flyers squad, having made the move up from SNL side the Kirkcaldy Kestrels for the 2019/20 season.

Jamieson has moved his way up the youth system in Fife, having iced for the Fife Flames and the Falcons. He has also made 5 appearances for the Great Britain U18 side.

Commenting on Andy Little, Fife Flyers head coach Todd Dutiaume said:

“Andy is a fantastic person and a great teammate – he is liked by everyone and is a hardworking guy who is keen to get better all the time.

“He has made progress from being the third goalie on the team to holding that backup slot, the position was always going to be his.

“I have had a few talks with Andy and there was concerns about him starting his own business and moving forward in life over the pandemic that we may lose him but he is keen and excited to get back on the ice and we are thrilled to have Andy back with us this  year and backing up Shane Owen.”

On Scott Jamieson, Dutiaume added:

“Scott joined us in the last proper season and has and been cutting his teeth slowly over that time. The pandemic got in the way of his development a little bit, but we will continue pressing forward with that.

“He has a good skating ability, he is getting stronger, he worked hard with our strength and conditioning coach last season and him and I have had conversations about what it is going to take to be successful and get to have playing time in this league.

“We have worked hard in training with him on his positional play too, but at this point in his development it is important that he gets real time minutes and gets an opportunity to show folk what he is capable of and the type of player that he wants to be.

“That comes with added responsibility of being able to handle the pace of Elite League level but you don’t get that without getting minutes and that is something we will certainly be shooting for and has been part of the discussions we have had with Scott.”

Head coach Todd Dutiame:  "Isak will be a pleasant surprise for people who are just looking at Elite Prospects. He’ll be an excellent addition to the powerplay, he has a very good shot & a high skill level. He'll be a guy who can put up some numbers for us "

"He comes highly recommended and certainly from our Swedish connections, he will be a great presence in our dressing room and hopefully be working his way to becoming a fan favourite very early. "

Fife Flyers have confirmed that Swedish D-man Jonas Emmerdahl will return to the club for the 2021/22 season, marking his second year with the club.

Emmerdahl joined Fife in 2019/20, icing 49 times for the club before the season was curtailed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The pandemic has not stopped Emmerdahl pulling on his skates though. He spent the year at Swedish third-tier side Ostersunds, making 25 appearances and scoring 8 points along the way.

Before joining the Flyers, the 29-year-old from Stockholm played in the second-tier of ice hockey in his home country, icing for VIK Vasteras and IF Bjorkloven.

Commenting, Fife Flyers head coach Todd Dutiaume said:

“I am very excited to have Jonas Emmerdahl joining us again for another season, I have been instantly impressed with his professionalism on and off the ice.

“Last season he became a key anchor at the backend of our powerplay when seasons finally got clicking near the end of the year.

“We will make some improvements at the backend of the team and that will only show off his strengths more.

“I will be looking for him to be more of a leader this year in the changing room and be a little more vocal now that he is comfortable, and he knows what it takes to win in this league."

Fife Flyers have signed new American forward Michael McNicholas for the 2021/22 Elite Ice Hockey League season.

McNicholas makes the trip across the Atlantic for the first time and will leave his current club, the Tulsa Oilers who play in the ECHL.

The 27-year-old from Reno, Nevada has racked up an impressive score card in the ECHL. In his first full season in 2018/19 he played in the league with the Maine Mariners and played 65 times and scored 53 points.

His second season with Maine Mariners was also fruitful with 60 appearances and 38 points. In season 2020/21 he played with three clubs: Utah Grizzlies, Indy Fuel and Tulsa Oilers – scoring 25 points in 51 appearances.

Before joining the ECHL McNicholas learned his trade with the University of New Hampshire’s NCAA side.

Commenting, Fife Flyers head coach Todd Dutiaume said:

“Michael is going to provide a solid offensive punch for the squad. I spoke to him this week and he is thrilled to be part of the club and excited to get here.

“It is important that, moving on from previous seasons, we have had guys that are reliable offensively and Michael will fall into this category and be relied on heavily in all offensive situations.”

Fife Flyers have signed Swedish defenceman Erik Naslund for the 2021/22 season.

The right-handed D-man joins Fife after picking playing for a decade in the Swedish HockeyEttan league – the third tier of hockey in Sweden.

In his ten years in the league he has played for Ostersunds IK, Morrums GoIS, Tyringe SoSS, Nybro Vikings, and Vallentuna.

During that time he has played 339 times and scored 140 points from the blue line.

Commenting on the news, Fife Flyers head coach Todd Dutiaume said:

“As a general rule of thumb Swedish guys who we have worked with and talked to over the years you can rely on them to have a good manner, attention to detail and I like what they are capable of.

“Erik’s name came through as a good reference from Jonas Emmerdahl. He is a right-handed D-man, something we have been lacking a little bit in the past. He has a very similar style to what Emmer brought to the table.

“He has great offensive capability and will play at both ends of the ice and something that we really need at the back end as a steadying influence and I Erik is going to be a fantastic D-man for this club.”

The Elite Ice Hockey League is delighted to publish the full fixture list for season 2021/22, marking the return of professional ice hockey across the United Kingdom.

All 10 teams will contest the league season, with the Glasgow Clan sitting out the Challenge Cup and starting their campaign on 6 November.

The league season will see each team play each other three times at home, and three away. The top eight teams will qualify for the playoffs in the usual format.

The 2021/22 Challenge Cup consists of three groups of three teams each. Teams will play the sides in their group twice at home, and twice away. Further details concerning the post-Group Stage format will be revealed shortly.

Week 1 of the new season is on 25 September 2021, although Coventry and Guildford have opted to begin their Challenge Cup campaign a week earlier. The first league game of the season sees the Blaze host Fife in Coventry.

The league season runs until Sunday 10 April 2022. The playoff quarterfinals take place a week later, over the weekend of 16 and 17 April, with the Playoff Finals Weekend on 23 and 24 April.

Click here to see all of the fixtures!

Important notes:

**One Fife Flyers vs. Sheffield Steelers game is still to be scheduled

Fife Flyers are delighted to confirm that Season Ticket prices and details for the 2021/22 Season have now been finalized and can be found above.

Please note that we will be offering Season Ticket Renewals for previous Season Ticket Holders in the first instance, before opening up the system to New Season Ticket Applications.

New for this season is the Online Renewals Process. This is the first time we have been able to offer this process to our fans, and we hope that it will be a quick and convenient option for everyone.

Firstly, please find below the Season Ticket Prices and Options, followed by the time line for the application process, as well as a summary on how to apply online or via the Box Office.

Time Line / Dates for your Diary

- Renewal of Previous Season Tickets open from 10am Sun 1st Aug – Fri 20th Aug at Midnight

- NEW Applications (including if you are moving seats this season) open from 10am Sat 21st Aug – Fri 10th Sept at Midnight

- PLEASE NOTE THAT WE CANNOT ACCEPT ANY SEASON TICKET APPLICATIONS AFTER 10TH SEPTEMBER. The application process will close at Midnight on 10th Sept to allow us to lock in the purchased seats for the full season, issue barcodes for these seats, get cards printed & tested, and also then create the league and cup games, with Season Ticket Seats booked out for these games, to allow the games to go on sale for general sale tickets.

- Cards should be available for collection from Fife Ice Arena (keep an eye on your emails, Flyers Website and Social Media for details) from the end of Sept.

How to Renew:

If there are No Changes to previous Seats or Ticket Type – Apply Online (pay by Credit or Debit Card) :  If you are a previous season ticket holder, you will be able to renew your seat online via the website by clicking on Renewals, under the Season Ticket Tab on the website www.fifeflyers.co.uk and using your unique barcode number, which can be found on your previous season ticket card.

If you cannot find your card or have lost it, please email tickets@fifeflyers.co.uk to request your barcode number and we can send this over to you.

If there are no changes to the type of card you are renewing e.g Adult Blue in 2019/20 and same for 2021/22, you can renew online using your barcode and pay online too.

If you have Changes / Family Tickets / Want to Pay via Cash or Direct Debit:

If you need to make any changes to your previous card types e.g. upgrading from Yellow to Blue, or changing a Child ticket for an Adult ticket or vice versa etc, you will have to email tickets@fifeflyers.co.uk with any changes, prior to being able to renew online.

When the changes/details have been sent over to us, we can update the system for you, then advise when it is possible for you to go online to book, or we can arrange for a call back from the Box Office if you would like to book over the phone.

When booking online you will need to make full payment in order to secure your renewal, using a Credit or Debit Card at the time of booking.

Cash Payments

If you would like to pay by Cash  you will need to make an appointment to come in to the Box Office to pay. Please email tickets@fifeflyers.co.uk and we can arrange a time that is suitable to come in to pay. However we would ask that online payment is made where possible.

Direct Debit

If you would like to pay via Direct Debit, you will have to pay a £50 deposit to secure your booking, per seat booked, then future payments will be taken on the 28th of the Month from 28th Sept onwards. Again, we would ask you to email tickets@fifeflyers.co.uk to arrange a call back or on site appointment, to arrange the renewal and deposit payment. Direct Debit Application forms can be downloaded from our website via the Season Ticket Tab and should be completed and returned to us via email where possible.

Payments (less the £50 deposit/s) will be spread over 5 months (Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan) being taken on the 28th of each month. Please note that there is a £15 Administration Fee to set up the Direct Debit which will be added to your monthly collections at a rate of £3 per month.

Previous Season Ticket Holder who would like to Move Seat

If you would like to move seat, we would ask that you do this when the general sale tickets open up on 21st August, this means that your old seat will automatically be released at Midnight on 20th August, and you can choose your new seats from the seating chart from 21st August to 10th Sept.

Please note that due to COVID-19 the Box Office is not currently open Mon – Fri for walk up enquiries. Therefore any access to the Box Office must be via email, telephone or pre-arranged appointment. Telephone call and pre-arranged appointments can be organized via email tickets@fifeflyers.co.uk

Thank You

We are so grateful to all Season Ticket Holders who continue to support & help sustain the club. During this time, we would ask that you remain patient with our staff and processes. Like everyone, we are slowly finding our feet again following little to no activity on our systems for 15 months, and this is also the first time that we have used the system to offer online renewals and online new bookings, so there may be some teething issues to start, but we do hope we have ironed all of these out during our test period.

For some staff this is the first time they have been back at work since March 2020 and thus a little bit of patience would be appreciated while they get back in to the swing of things, likewise we will do the same for our customers who also have been affected by COVID-19 and likewise are navigating their way in this new normal and digital era. Thank you from all at Fife Flyers.

**Match Night Game Ticket Prices for 2021/22

Adult Ticket £19

Concession £14

Child £9.50

NEW : Family Ticket – 2 x Adults & 2 x Children £49 available from the Box Office Only

Fife Flyers have announced the signing of British forward Craig Peacock for the 2021/22 Elite Ice Hockey League season.

Peacock joins the Flyers with a raft of experience having started his Elite League career in 2008/09 on loan at Basingstoke Bison from the Peterborough Phantoms. He then made the move to the Elite League permanent in 2009/10 when he signed for the Belfast Giants.

The 32-year-old from Peterborough was part of the 2013/14 league-winning Belfast Giants side, where he racked up 18 goals and 10 assists in the regular season.

He then joined Fife’s fierce rivals the Glasgow Clan in 2016/17 and recently competed in the EIHL mini series with the Manchester Storm.

Peacock has also represented Great Britain at the World Championships, making 39 appearances.

Commenting on signing for Fife Flyers, Craig Peacock said:

“I am so excited to be joining the Fife Flyers, I cannot wait for September to pull on that Flyers jersey for the first time.  Hopefully we will see everyone safely back at the Auld Barn making that famous noise that I have seen so many times before as an opposition player, but I cannot wait to experience it as a Flyers player this time.  Having played on the opposite side of the fierce rivalry with the Glasgow Clan I know how passionate the fans are in Kirkcaldy, I cannot wait to see everyone when the season gets underway.”

Welcoming Peacock to the club, head coach Todd Dutiaume said:

“Peaks is a strong and ambitious signing for our squad. Getting to know him as a person over the summer has only reaffirmed that he will be a strong presence for us on and off the ice.  He provides another layer of offence and is effective in both ends of the ice.  Our fans will be excited to see him play and as we make hockey a safe environment for everyone, he will light up a packed Fife Ice Arena.”

Fife Flyers Scottish forward Bari McKenzie has signed for the club for a third season in Kirkcaldy.  Since joining Fife in the 2018/19 season the forward from Dumfries has posted 15 regular season points.

The 34-year-old is well-loved by Fife Flyers fans having played for Edinburgh Capitals, Dundee Stars and the Glasgow Clan in his career.  McKenzie did sign for the club for the 2020/21 season but was unable to take to the ice due to the pandemic.  Commenting, Bari McKenzie said:

 “I am delighted to be returning for my 3rd season in Kirkcaldy. I genuinely feel at home in Fife now, I have loved my time here and I strongly believe next season is going to be special. Special not just getting back playing at the auld barn but having a bounce  back season after the disappointment of not playing in the 2020/21 season.  I am really looking forward to seeing all the fans backing us next season and give all the new and returning players a massive Flyers welcome. I know how passionate our fan base is and it will be exciting to see you all again.”

Also commenting, Fife Flyers head coach Todd Dutiaume said:

“It is with great pleasure that I welcome back Bari to the club for the much-anticipated 2021/22 season, in his short time at the club he has become a fan favourite and I am sure he will be welcomed back by our supporters.  What you see is what you get with Bari, he leaves absolutely everything on the ice and gives his all on every shift.  Bari is the start of our signings for 2021/22 and I hope the fans are excited as I am to see who we have coming in.”

Fife Flyers are delighted to announce that the team will be competing in the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) season in 2021/22.

The team will play at the Fife Ice Arena for another season of enthralling hockey in Kirkcaldy after 16 months out of action due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Currently, the club is working on revamping its media output, securing sponsorships and most importantly signing players for the season.

Commenting on the news Fife Flyers director Tom Muir said:

“After what has felt like an eternity I am beyond excited to finally have hockey back in Kirkcaldy and put a team on the ice for another season in the EIHL.

“We have missed our fans so much and Saturday nights do not feel the same without Auld Barn being packed every night and the roof being lifted off – the first night that happens will be something special.

“It has been an incredibly tough year and half for everyone, but as we are turning the corner and all things going well with the Scottish Government’s roadmap back to normality we should be able to fill Fife Ice Arena come the first game of the season.

“Behind the scenes we have been working hard to bring Flyers fans what they have been wanting, so we have been revamping our media output, working on bringing in sponsorships and, the news everyone wants to hear about, signing players to come to Kirkcaldy and get results on the ice.

“I would like to thank our amazing fans who have stuck by us throughout this difficult period, your endless support has been a great motivation throughout this period.

“Keep your eyes peeled soon for news on season tickets, kit, sponsors and a whole lot more as we build back towards another historic season in Fife.”