Four games feature on the Scottish National League schedule this weekend, with three fixtures on Saturday and one on Sunday as the league campaign continues across the country.

Edinburgh Capitals vs Kilmarnock Thunder

Saturday – Murrayfield Ice Rink

Edinburgh Capitals return to home ice for a first-time meeting this season with Kilmarnock Thunder. The Capitals sit top of the league standings on 33 points and will be looking to maintain their position at the summit.

For the Thunder, the search for a first league victory continues. A new opponent provides a fresh challenge, and they will be aiming to test themselves against the league leaders in the capital.

Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs Dundee Rockets

Saturday – Fife Ice Arena

One of the standout matchups of the weekend takes place in Kirkcaldy, where only two points separate the Kestrels and the Rockets in the table, with Dundee also holding games in hand.

This will be the third meeting between the sides this season. The opening encounter saw the Rockets claim an 6–1 win, while the most recent clash went down to overtime, with the Rockets edging a 5–4 victory. With both teams pushing near the top of the standings, another close contest is anticipated.

Aberdeen Lynx vs Paisley Pirates

Saturday – Linx Ice Arena

A busy night is in store in Aberdeen as the Lynx welcome Paisley Pirates in a sold-out fixture. The season series is evenly poised with one win each so far, though this will be Paisley’s first visit to Aberdeen this campaign.

The Pirates currently sit on 29 points, while the Lynx hold 18 but with three games in hand, adding extra importance to the matchup. With Touch of Tartan Night adding to the occasion ahead of Burns Night, supporters can expect a fast, physical and fiercely contested game.

Whitley Warriors vs North Ayrshire Wild

Sunday – Whitley Bay Ice Rink

Sunday’s fixture sees Whitley Warriors host North Ayrshire Wild for another chapter in their season matchup. The Warriors have won the previous meetings, but the Wild have made clear strides this season and have pushed Whitley hard in each encounter.

Despite sitting at different ends of the table, recent form suggests another high-tempo game, with North Ayrshire looking to continue building momentum.