March could and should have been a great month but the crucial defeat against L and S left their opponents on the brink of the league title. Despite that game the shoots of recovery were evident after the damage that was inflicted in February and a positive performance at Billingshurst kickstarted some further positive displays that has already taken Leisure to one cup final and just one game away from another.

During this month there have been some eye-catching performances.

Establishing himself within the first team sees Kristian Bridle become a prominent cog in the team. In his 4 games his average rating of 8.00 shows consistency and claimed a MOM against Sompting.

Barney Spencer re-established himself as the teams midfield enforcer allowing others around him to express themselves. He achieved an average rating of 7.5 and claimed a MOM.

Miles Scerri kept the defence together in a month that he played with 3 centre halves. Scerri had an average rating of 7.4 and claimed 1 assist.

Andy Smart and Ricky Neenan continued to score and create during this period with 7 goals and 5 assists between them but one or two inconsistent games saw their average rating at 7.33 and 7.16 respectively.

Shane Mott is the nearly man for the second month running just missing out on the award. Mott has played in a variety of positions covering injuries and absences and performed admirably on each occasion. He claimed 2 MOM's, 2 assists, 1 goal and an average rating of 7.5.

But Terry Thornhill takes the award for a second time this season. His MOM performance in Leisure's cup semi-final success capping an excellent month. Thornhill scored 4 goals and created another 4 whilst taking 2 MOM's and an average rating of 7.66.