2018 Season
The 2018 season saw a league re-alignment with the HNC split into Division One and Premier Division and this would see the Carnegie Flag Football Team enter the HNC Division One. This would also be the first year Carnegie combined all club players into one team for flag to make an assualt on a return to the premier league for 2019.
Results and Standings
League (10-0 Record)
Carnegie 47-7 Glasgow Killer Bees
Carnegie 54-12 Paisley Spartans
Carnegie 47-12 Midlothian Sabres
Carnegie 35-0 Aberdeen Silvercats
Carnegie 68-6 Glasgow Killer Bees
Carnegie 62-26 Midlothian Sabres
Carnegie 42-7 Grangemouth Colts
Carnegie 41-18 Paisley Spartans
Carneige 69-2 Grangemouth Colts
Carnegie 67-13 Aberdeen Silvercats Playoffs
Quarter Final – Carnegie 34-20 Bedford Blackhawks
Semi Final – Carnegie 56-14 Tydfil Trojans
Final – Carnegie 33-39 London Smoke
Team Logos
Award Winners
MVP – Neil Arnold
Offensive MVP – Brandon Lamb
Defensive MVP – Grant Hill
Team Mate of the Year – Stuart Anderson
Most Improved Player – Barry Moir
Rookie of the Year – Calum Nicol
Other Tournaments
Flagging New Year ( Glasgow, Scotland) – 22nd Overall (2-5 Record)
King Bowl (Utrecth, Holland) – 3rd Overall (8-1 Record)
Big Bowl ( Waldorf, Germany) – 27th Overall (5-1-3 Record)
2017 Season
Results and Standings
Renegades (5-7 Record)
Renegades 6-45 Glasgow Hornets
Renegades 20-18 Clyde Comets
Renegades 47-7 Paislye Spartans
Renegades 0-59 Grangemouth Broncos
Renegades 25-20 Carnegie Steelers
Renegades 21-46 Aberdeen Oilcats
Renegades 35-39 Dunbeth Dragons
Renegades 55-14 Midlothian Sabers
Renegades 31-46 Edinburgh Outlaws
Renegades 54-6 Paisley Spartans
Renegades 12-13 Clyde Comets
Renegades 14-64 Glasgow Hornets Steelers (3-8 record)
Steelers 20-31 Dunbeth Dragons
Steelers 6-55 Grangemouth Broncos
Steelers 62-12 Paisley Spartans
Steelers 20-25 Carnegie Renegades
Steelers 48-7 Midlothian Sabers
Steelers 7-46 Glasgow Hornets
Steelers 27-20 Edinburgh Outlaws
Steelers 28-31 Dunbeth Dragons
Steelers 20-56 Grangemouth Broncos
Steelers 13-25 Clyde Comets
Steelers 14-45 Aberdeen Oilcats
Team Logos
Award Winners
Carnegie Renegades
MVP – Ross Dawkins
Offensive MVP – Rian Robertson
Defensive MVP – John Guthrie Carnegie Steelers
MVP – Brandon Lamb
Offensive MVP – Aly OMahoney
Defensive MVP – Kyle McCallum
Other Tournaments
Flagging New Year (Glasgow, Scotland) – Renegades 19th Overall (2-5 Record), Steelers 16th Overall ( 2-6 Record)
Pink Bowl (Den Hague, Holland) – 22nd Overall ( 3-2-3 Record)
2016 Season
Results and Standings
Renegades (3-10 Record)
Renegades 6-25 Dunbeth Dragons
Renegades 6-67 Aberdeen Oilcats
Renegades 0-95 Glasgow Hornets
Renegades 0-42 Aberdeen Oilcats
Renegades 0-72 Glasgow Hornets
Renegades 27-19 Carnegie Steelers
Renegades 7-53 Grangemouth Broncos
Renegades 12-13 West Lothian Chargers
Renegades 12-26 Dunbeth Dragons
Renegades 20-26 Carnegie Steelers
Renegades 14-39 Edinburgh Outlaws
Renegades 41-19 Midlothian Sabers
Renegades 46-30 Carnegie Thunder Steelers (4-9 Record)
Steelers 19-27 Carnegie Renegades
Steelers 0-46 Aberdeen Oilcats
Steelers 8-68 Glasgow Hornets
Steelers 26-20 Carnegie Renegades
Steelers 26-6 Carnegie Thunder
Steelers 12-32 Edinburgh Outlaws
Steelers 44-0 Midlothian Sabers
Steelers 19-18 Dunbeth Dragons
Steelers 6-53 Aberdeen Oilcats
Steelers 19-62 Grangemouth Broncos
Steelers 20-33 West Lothian Chargers
Steelers 6-32 Dunbeth Dragons
Steelers 2-60 Glasgow Hornets Thunder (2-10 Record)
Thunder 13-26 Edinburgh Outlaws
Thunder 12-45 Grangemouth Broncos
Thunder 49-6 Midlothian Sabers
Thunder 19-26 West Lothian Chargers
Thunder 0-12 Edinburgh Outlaws
Thunder 6-53 Grangemouth Broncos
Thunder 6-26 Carnegie Steelers
Thunder 13-48 Aberdeen Oilcats
Thunder 13-13 Dunbeth Dragons
Thunder 41-0 Midlothian Sabers
Thunder 20-24 West Lothian Chargers
Thunder 6-60 Glasgow Hornets
Thunder 30-46 Carnegie Renegade
Team Logos
Award Winners
Carnegie Renegades
MVP – Ross Dawkins
Offensive MVP – Ross Mclean
Defensive MVP – Stuart Anderson Carnegie Steelers
MVP – Scott McCracken
Offensive MVP – Scott McCracken
Defensive MVP – Grant Hill Carnegie Thunder
MVP – Greig Reid
Offensive MVP – Greig Reid
Defensive MVP – Josh Keir
Other Tournaments
Marcus Price Memorial Tournament (Cardiff, Wales) – 4th Overall ( 2-3 Record)
Flagging New Year (Glasgow, Scotland) – 3rd Overall