Lewis Mayo- Kilmarnock
Lewis featured for 90 minutes as Kilmarnock made an impressive return from the international break with a vital 2-1 home victory over Hearts on Saturday afternoon.
The Ayrshire side completed a first half turnaround at Rugby Park after falling behind after seven minutes before seeing the game out in the second despite playing the last half hour with 10 men as they opened up a four point gap on the Premiership relegation play-off place.
Derek McInnes’ men travel to Aberdeen in their next outing this weekend.
Apps: 35
Josh McPake- Queens Park
The winger started and played 45 minutes in Queens Park’s most recent outing as they were beaten 2-0 by Raith Rovers at the weekend.
The Championship leaders were defeated for the second game in a row at Stark’s Park as Josh made his first start in four games.
Owen Coyle’s side travel to Partick Thistle on Friday night as they look to get their title charge back on track.
Apps: 30
Goals: 4
Assists: 3
Tony Weston- Cove Rangers
Tony has featured from the bench in Cove’s last two outings where they were beaten by both Ayr United and Partick Thistle in the Championship.
The striker appeared for the last nine minutes against the Ayrshire side on March 24 and for the final six minutes in their weekend defeat as their league struggles continued.
Paul Hartley’s men currently occupy the Championship play-off place in ninth as they sit a point above bottom side Hamilton having played two games more as they head to face the Accies this weekend in a crucial clash in the fight for survival.
Apps: 8
Kane Ritchie-Holster- Dunfermline Athletic
Kane has started and played the entirety of Dunfermline’s last two League One outings, where they were 3-1 away victors over Montrose on March 25 and drew 0-0 with Kelty Hearts on Saturday afternoon.
The Pars continued their unbeaten league run as it stretched to 18 games as they close in on the title as the midfielder racked up seven starts in a row.
James McPake’s side head to second place Falkirk this Saturday afternoon in clash at the top with 11 points currently separating the teams.
Apps: 16
Goals: 1
Assists 4
Kai Kennedy- Falkirk
Kai started and played 64 minutes in Falkirk’s 0-0 draw with Kelty Hearts on March 24, with the winger starting his sixth game in a row in League One.
The Bairns have stuttered in their push to hunt down leaders Dunfermline after another stalemate on Saturday afternoon away to Clyde as they have failed to win in five outings.
John McGlynn’s men host league leaders Dunfermline this coming weekend as they look to get back to winning ways and close the gap at the top to seven points with victory.
Apps: 29
Goals: 5
Assists: 10
Jay Hogarth- Alloa Athletic
Jay has started and played the entirety of Alloa’s last two matches, keeping a clean sheet in their 2-0 away win over Peterhead on March 25 as they made it three wins a row in League One, before their run came to an end in a 1-0 home defeat to Airdrie last Saturday.
The shot stopper has been an ever present between the posts for the Wasps, starting their last 15 games as they currently reside in fourth place in the table.
Brian Rice’s side will look to continue their push to stay in the play-off places as they host Queen of the South this weekend.
Apps: 35
Murray Miller- Alloa Athletic
Murray also started both those outings as he made it four starts in a row for the League One side. Playing 88 minutes in the win over Peterhead before playing a further 64 at the weekend as he continues to be mainstay in midfield.
The midfielder has started eight of the Wasps’ last nine League One outings and will be hoping to continue his consistent run in the side as they welcome the team sitting in sixth place to Indodrill Stadium on Saturday.
Apps: 33
Goals: 1
Assists: 1
Connor Young- East Fife
Connor has appeared from the substitutes bench in East Fife’s last two matches, playing for the final four minutes in their 2-0 win over Elgin City and the final minute in their goalless draw with Annan Athletic on Saturday afternoon.
The forward has yet to start for The Fifers but has featured in every match since making the loan switch to the League Two side at the end of February.
Greig McDonald’s men currently reside in fifth place and level on points with the two teams above them as they look to break into the play-off positions between now and the end of the season, they head to Stirling Albion in their next outing this weekend.
Apps: 5