Lewis Mayo - Kilmarnock
Lewis made his return to the starting lineup as Kilmarnock picked up a vital three points in the Scottish Premiership survival race with a home win over Livingston.
The Ayrshire side ran out 2-0 winners over David Martindale’s side to claim a priceless victory, with the defender part of the backline which kept a second clean sheet in three games.
Derek McInnes’ men currently reside in 10th place in the table, a point above Ross County who occupy the play-off position.
Apps: 39
Josh McPake - Queen’s Park
Josh featured in the Spiders’ Scottish Premiership second leg play-off defeat to Partick Thistle as he appeared as a half-time substitute.
Owen Coyle’s men were 4-3 down in the tie having fell to a narrow defeat three days earlier in Glasgow, but they were comfortably beaten in front of their own fans as the Jags progressed to the next stage.
Apps: 33
Goals: 4
Assists: 3
Cole McKinnon - Partick Thistle
Cole also featured as a substitute in the second leg of the tie as Thistle ran out 4-0 winners to progress 8-3 on aggregate.
The midfielder appeared from the bench for the final 13 minutes as Kris Doolan’s men progressed to the next stage of the play-offs.
The Jags will host Ayr United on Friday evening in the first leg at Firhill as they look to book their place in the play-off final.
Apps: 29
Goals: 3
Assists: 3
Kai Kennedy - Falkirk
Kai started both legs as Falkirk fell to a heavy 7-2 aggregate defeat to Airdrieonians in the Scottish Championship play-offs.
The winger took his tally of goals for the season to double figures as he got on target in the away defeat, before featuring in their 1-0 home loss in the return leg.
Apps: 37
Goals: 10
Assists: 10
Jay Hogarth - Alloa Athletic
Jay started and played both legs as Alloa fell to a 5-3 aggregate defeat to Hamilton Academical in the Scottish Championship play-offs.
The Wasps put themselves in a commanding position with the goalkeeper helping himself to a clean sheet with a 1-0 home victory in the first leg, but his side succumbed to defeat four days later.
Apps: 42
Murray Miller - Alloa Athletic
The midfielder also started both legs of the tie as the Wasps fell to defeat in the tie.
Murray was a mainstay in Brian Rice’s midfield throughout the campaign as he racked up 11 starts in a row to conclude the campaign.
Apps: 40
Goals: 2
Assists: 1
Harley Ewen - Cumbernauld Colts
Harley started and played the entirety of the contest as Cumbernauld Colts fell to a penalty shootout defeat to Bo’ness United in the Lowland League Cup semi-final.
The match ended goalless at Broadwood Stadium on Saturday afternoon before sudden death was required as the away side progressed 7-6 on spot-kicks.
Apps: 28