Scottish Football League monthly awards

Awards list

This article lists the winners of the monthly awards in the Scottish Football League.

## 2000–01 season

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See also: 2000–01 Scottish First Division, 2000–01 Scottish Second Division, and 2000–01 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
September  |  |  |  |  | Dick Campbell[1] | Brechin City | Mark Kerr | Falkirk | Mark Kerr | Falkirk
October[2] | Alex Totten | Falkirk | John Lambie | Partick Thistle | Ally Dawson | Hamilton Academical | Scott McLean | Partick Thistle | Mark Kerr | Falkirk
November[3] | Steve Archibald | Airdrieonians | Brian Fairley | Stenhousemuir | John McVeigh | Albion Rovers | Antonio Calderon | Airdrieonians | Steven Ferguson | East Fife
December[4] | Steve Patterson | Inverness CT | Paul Smith | Berwick Rangers | Dick Campbell | Brechin City | Dennis Wyness | Inverness CT |  |
March[5] | Gordon Dalziel | Ayr United | John Brownlie | Arbroath | Dick Campbell | Brechin City | Eddie Annand | Ayr United | John Bradford | Ayr United

## 2001–02 season

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See also: 2001–02 Scottish First Division, 2001–02 Scottish Second Division, and 2001–02 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August  | Ian McCall[6] | Airdrieonians | Terry Christie[7] | Alloa Athletic |  |  |  |  |  |
September[8] | Ian McCall | Airdrieonians | John Connolly | Queen of the South | John Sheran | Montrose | Owen Coyle | Airdrieonians | Alex Williams | Stirling Albion
October  | Ian McCall[9] | Airdrieonians | John Connolly[10] | Queen of the South | John McVeigh[11] | Albion Rovers | The Airdrieonians team[9][12] | Mark Booth[11] | Albion Rovers
November[13] | Allan Maitland | Clyde | Neil Cooper | Forfar Athletic | Dick Campbell | Brechin City | Willie Irvine | Stenhousemuir | Derek Lyle | East Stirling
December  | John Lambie[14] | Partick Thistle | Derek Ferguson[15] | Clydebank | John McVeigh[16] | Albion Rovers | Martin Hardie[14] | Partick Thistle |  |
January  |  |  |  |  | John McCormack[17] | Queen's Park |  |  |  |
February  | Gordon Dalziel[18] | Ayr United | Terry Christie[19] | Alloa Athletic | John McVeigh[20] | Albion Rovers |  |  | Paul Shields[21] | Clydebank
March  |  |  |  |  | Dick Campbell[22] | Brechin City | George Rowe[23] | Arbroath | Lee Miller[24] | Falkirk

Team of the Month

* January - Berwick Rangers[25]

## 2002–03 season

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See also: 2002–03 Scottish First Division, 2002–03 Scottish Second Division, and 2002–03 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
September  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | Ryan Blackadder | Raith Rovers[26]
October  | Steve Paterson[27] | Inverness CT |  |  |  |  | Dennis Wyness[27] | Inverness CT |  |
December  |  |  |  |  | Peter Hetherston[28] | Albion Rovers |  |  | Scott Shearer[28] | Albion Rovers
January  | Ian McCall[29] | Falkirk |  |  |  |  | Colin Samuel[29] | Falkirk | Mark Kerr[29] | Falkirk
January[30][31] |  |  | Keith Wright | Cowdenbeath | John McCormack | Greenock Morton |  |  |  |
March  | Billy Stark[32] | St Johnstone |  |  |  |  | Paul Hartley[32] | St Johnstone |  |
April  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | Alex Williams[33] | Greenock Morton

## 2003–04 season

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See also: 2003–04 Scottish First Division, 2003–04 Scottish Second Division, and 2003–04 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August[34] |  John Hughes | Falkirk |  John McCormack | Greenock Morton |  Allan Moore | Stirling Albion |  Peter Weatherson | Greenock Morton |  John Sutton | Raith Rovers
September  |  |  |  Sandy Stewart[35] | Airdrie United |  |  |  |  |  David Dunn[35] | Airdrie United
October[36] |  John Connolly | Queen of the South |  John McCormack | Greenock Morton |  Allan Moore | Stirling Albion |  Colin McKinnon | Stirling Albion |  Kirk Broadfoot | St Mirren
November  |  |  |  Ray Stewart[37] | Forfar Atgletic |  |  |  Paul Tosh[37] | Forfar Atgletic |  |
December[38] |  Alan Kernaghan | Clyde |  John McCormack[39] | Greenock Morton |  |  |  Ian Harty | Clyde |  |
January[40] |  Dick Campbell | Brechin City |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |
March[41][42][43] |  Sandy Stewart | Airdrie United |  |  |  |  |  Willie McLaren | Airdrie United |  Willie McLaren | Airdrie United

## 2004–05 season

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See also: 2004–05 Scottish First Division, 2004–05 Scottish Second Division, and 2004–05 Scottish Third Division

Month[44] | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August  |  Billy Reid | Clyde |  Allan Moore | Stirling Albion |  Iain Stewart | Peterhead |  Alex Burke[45] | Ross County |  Darryl Duffy | Falkirk
September  |  Gus MacPherson | St Mirren |  Neil Watt | Stranraer |  Iain Stewart | Peterhead |  Scott Michie | Peterhead |  Alex Walker | Clyde
October[46] |  John Hughes | Falkirk |  Neil Watt | Stranraer |  Rowan Alexander | Gretna |  David Bingham | Gretna |  David Graham | Stranraer
November  |  Sandy Stewart | Airdrie United |  Dick Campbell | Brechin City |  Dennis Newall | East Stirlingshire |  Kenny Deuchar | Gretna |  David Graham | Stranraer
December  |  John Connolly | St Johnstone |  Tom Hendrie[47] | Alloa Athletic |  David Baikie | Cowdenbeath |  Allan McGregor | St Johnstone |  Darren Gribben | Cowdenbeath
January[48] |  Dick Campbell | Partick Thistle |  Iain Campbell | Brechin City |  Iain Stewart | Peterhead |  Steven Hampshire | Brechin City |  Armand One | Partick Thistle
February  |  Allan Maitland | Hamilton Accies |  Harry Cairney | Arbroath |  Jimmy Lindsay | Albion Rovers |  Paul McGrillen | Stenhousemuir |  Alan Trouten | Queen's Park
March  |  John Hughes | Falkirk |  Jim McInally | Greenock Morton |  Rowan Alexander | Gretna |  Kenny Deuchar | Gretna |  Kirk Broadfoot | St Mirren
April  |  Allan Maitland[49] | Hamilton |  Rowan Alexander | Gretna |  Neil Watt | Stranraer |  Russell Latapy | Falkirk |  Ryan McStay | Falkirk

## 2005–06 season

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See also: 2005–06 Scottish First Division, 2005–06 Scottish Second Division, and 2005–06 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August[50][51] |  John Robertson | Ross County |  Robert Connor | Ayr United |  John Coughlin | Berwick Rangers |  Kevin McGowne | St Mirren |  Tom Brighton | Clyde
September[52] |  Billy Reid[53] | Hamilton Accies |  Rowan Alexander[53] | Gretna |  John Coughlin | Berwick Rangers |  Brian Carrigan | Hamilton Accies |  Chris Smith[54] | St Mirren
October[55] |  Billy Reid | Hamilton Accies |  Rowan Alexander | Gretna |  Mixu Paatelainen | Berwick Rangers |  Jukka Santala | Partick Thistle |  Bobby Linn | Peterhead
November[56] |  Gus MacPherson | St Mirren |  Jim McInally | Greenock Morton |  Des McKeown | Stenhousemuir |  John Rankin | Ross County |  John Sutton | St Mirren
December[57] |  Sandy Stewart | Airdrie United |  Allan Moore | Stirling Albion |  Jamie McKenzie | Elgin City |  Bryan Prunty | Airdrie United |  Craig O'Reilly | Dundee
January[58] |  Gardner Speirs | Ross County |  Rowan Alexander | Gretna |  Billy Stark | Queen's Park |  John Rankin | Ross County |  Scott Murray[59] | Dundee
February[60][61] |  Ian McCall | Queen of the South |  Rowan Alexander | Gretna |  Mixu Paatelainen | Cowdenbeath |  Mikko Paatelainen | Cowdenbeath |  Brian Deasley | Dundee
March[62] |  Owen Coyle | St Johnstone |  Rowan Alexander | Gretna |  John Coughlin | Berwick Rangers |  John Sutton | St Mirren |  Brian Deasley | Dundee
April[63] |  Ian McCall | Queen of the South |  Allan Maitland
Iain Stewart | Alloa Athletic
Peterhead |  Mixu Paatelainen | Cowdenbeath |  Martin Johnston
Paul Mathers | Elgin City

Peterhead |  James McArthur | Hamilton Academical

## 2006–07 season

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See also: 2006–07 Scottish First Division, 2006–07 Scottish Second Division, and 2006–07 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August[64] |  Rowan Alexander | Gretna |  Jim McInally | Greenock Morton |  David Baikie | East Fife |  Colin McMenamin | Gretna |  Marc McKenzie | East Stirlingshire
September  |  Joe Miller[65] | Clyde |  Jim McInally | Greenock Morton |  David Robertson | Montrose |  Bobby Linn | Peterhead |  Kevin McDonald | Dundee
October[66] |  Dick Campbell | Partick Thistle |  Alan Maitland | Alloa Athletic |  Gerry McCabe | Dumbarton |  Paul Sheerin | St Johnstone |  Craig O'Reilly | East Fife
November  |  Rowan Alexander | Gretna |  Allan Moore | Stirling Albion |  Billy Stark | Queen's Park |  Colin McMenamin | Gretna |  David Weatherston | Queen's Park
December  |  Kenny Black | Airdrie United |  Jim McInally | Greenock Morton |  John Coughlin | Berwick Rangers |  Gary Twigg | Airdrie United |  Liam Buchanan | Cowdenbeath
January  |  Alex Rae | Dundee |  John McGlynn | Raith Rovers |  Jim Chapman | Albion Rovers |  Martin Bavidge | Peterhead |  Paul McGowan | Greenock Morton
February  |  Owen Coyle | St Johnstone |  Michael O'Neill | Brechin City |  Billy Stark | Queen's Park |  Iain Russell | Brechin City |  Derek Carcary | Raith Rovers
March  |  Ian McCall | Queen of the South |  Allan Moore | Stirling Albion |  John McGlashan | Arbroath |  Martin Hardie | St Johnstone |  Jamie MacDonald | Queen of the South

## 2007–08 season

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See also: 2007–08 Scottish First Division, 2007–08 Scottish Second Division, and 2007–08 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August  |  Billy Reid | Hamilton Academical |  Billy Stark | Queen's Park |  Gordon Wylde | East Stirlingshire |  Richard Offiong | Hamilton Academical |  Kevin McDonald | Dundee
September  |  Owen Coyle | St Johnstone |  Steve Paterson | Peterhead |  John McGlashan | Arbroath |  Ryan Stevenson | Ayr United |  James McArthur | Hamilton Academical
October  |  Billy Reid | Hamilton Academical |  Alan Maitland | Alloa Athletic |  David Baikie | East Fife |  Bryn Halliwell | Hamilton Academical |  James McCarthy | Hamilton Academical
November  |  Alex Rae | Dundee |  Derek Adams | Ross County |  David Baikie | East Fife |  Kenny Deuchar | St Johnstone |  Scott Fox | East Fife
December  |  Jim McIntyre | Dunfermline Athletic |  Michael O'Neill | Brechin City |  Gerry Britton | Stranraer |  Allan Russell | Airdrie United |  Kevin McDonald | Dundee
January  |  Gordon Chisholm | Queen of the South |  Derek Adams | Ross County |  David Baikie | East Fife |  Andrew Barrowman | Ross County |  Andy Jackson | St Johnstone
February  |  Gordon Chisholm | Queen of the South |  Neale Cooper | Peterhead |  Derek Ferguson | Stranraer |  Mickaël Antoine-Curier | Dundee |  Graham Dorrans | Livingston
March  |  Ian McCall | Partick Thistle |  Brian Reid | Ayr United |  Robbie Williamson | Elgin City |  Jonathan Tuffey | Partick Thistle |  Leigh Griffiths | Livingston
April  |  Gordon Chisholm | Queen of the South |  Alan Maitland | Alloa Athletic |  Derek Ferguson | Stranraer |  Mark McLaughlin | Hamilton Academical |  Brian Easton | Hamilton Academical

## 2008–09 season

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See also: 2008–09 Scottish First Division, 2008–09 Scottish Second Division, and 2008–09 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August[67] |  Roberto Landi | Livingston |  Brian Reid | Ayr United |  Harry Cairney | Annan Athletic |  Stephen Robertson | Airdrie United |  Leigh Griffiths | Livingston
September[68] |  Jim McIntyre | Dunfermline Athletic |  David Baikie | East Fife |  John Coughlin | Stenhousemuir |  Paul McManus  | East Fife |  Calum Elliot | Livingston
October[69] |  Derek McInnes | St Johnstone |  Michael O'Neill | Brechin City |  Jim Chapman | Dumbarton |  Steven Milne | St Johnstone |  Dominic Shimmin | Greenock Morton
November[70] |  Jocky Scott | Dundee |  Brian Reid | Ayr United |  Jim McInally | East Stirlingshire |  Bryan Prunty | Ayr United |  Kyle Benedictus | Dundee
December[71] |  John Brown | Clyde |  David Baikie | East Fife |  Jimmy Crease | Berwick Rangers |  Alan Main | St Johnstone |  Chris McMenamin | Berwick Rangers
January[72] |  Ian McCall | Partick Thistle |  Allan Moore | Stirling Albion |  Danny Lennon | Cowdenbeath |  Willie McLaren | Clyde |  Bobby Barr | Albion Rovers
February[73] |  Jocky Scott | Dundee |  Allan Maitland | Alloa Athletic |  Jim McInally | East Stirlingshire |  Gary Harkins | Partick Thistle |  Fraser McLaren | Berwick Rangers
March[74] |  Paul Hegarty | Livingston |  Brian Reid | Ayr United |  Dick Campbell | Forfar Athletic |  Kevin Rutkiewicz | St Johnstone |  Leigh Griffiths | Livingston
April[75] |  Gordon Chisholm | Queen of the South |  John McGlynn | Raith Rovers |  Jim Chapman | Dumbarton |  Stephen Dobbie | Queen of the South |  Kevin Moon | St Johnstone

## 2009–10 season

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See also: 2009–10 Scottish First Division, 2009–10 Scottish Second Division, and 2009–10 Scottish Third Division

Month[76] | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August[77] |  Gordon Chisholm | Queen of the South |  Allan Maitland | Alloa Athletic |  Dick Campbell[78] | Forfar Athletic |  Gary Harkins | Dundee |  Iain Vigurs | Ross County
September[79] |  Jocky Scott | Dundee |  Allan Moore | Stirling Albion |  Jim McInally | East Stirlingshire |  Derek Gaston | Albion Rovers |  Leigh Griffiths | Dundee
October[80] |  Jocky Scott | Dundee |  Danny Lennon | Cowdenbeath |  Gary Bollan | Livingston |  Tony Bullock | Dundee |  Leigh Griffiths | Dundee
November[81] |  Jim McIntyre | Dunfermline Athletic |  Danny Lennon | Cowdenbeath |  Gary Bollan | Livingston |  Jonny Hayes | Inverness Caledonian Thistle |  Keaghan Jacobs | Livingston
December[82] |  Jocky Scott | Dundee |  Allan Maitland | Alloa Athletic |  Jim McInally | East Stirlingshire |  Gary Harkins | Dundee |  Andy Halliday | Livingston
January[83] |  Derek Adams | Ross County |  Allan Maitland | Alloa Athletic |  Gardner Speirs | Queen's Park |  Paul Lawson | Ross County |  Barry Douglas | Queen's Park
February  |  John McGlynn | Raith Rovers |  Jim Weir | Arbroath |  Dick Campbell | Forfar Athletic |  Stuart Noble | Alloa Athletic |  Callum Booth | Arbroath
March[84] |  Terry Butcher | Inverness Caledonian Thistle |  Danny Lennon | Cowdenbeath |  Steven Tweed | Montrose |  Adam Rooney | Inverness Caledonian Thistle |  Michael Tidser | Greenock Morton
April[85] |  Kenny Black | Airdrie United |  Allan Moore | Stirling Albion |  Dick Campbell | Forfar Athletic |  Jonny Hayes | Inverness Caledonian Thistle |  Connor Stevenson | Clyde

## 2010–11 season

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See also: 2010–11 Scottish First Division, 2010–11 Scottish Second Division, and 2010–11 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player  | Ginger Boot

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August[86] |  John McGlynn[87] | Raith Rovers |  Jim Weir[88] | Brechin City |  Jimmy Crease[89] | Berwick Rangers |  Andy Kirk[90] | Dunfermline Athletic |  Marc McCusker[91] | Clyde |  Andy Kirk  | Dunfermline Athletic
September[92] |  Jimmy Nicholl[93] | Cowdenbeath |  Jimmy Boyle[94] | Airdrie United |  Paul Martin[95] | Albion Rovers |  David Hay[96] | Cowdenbeath  |  Aaron Sinclair[97] | Montrose |  Darren Gribben | Berwick Rangers
October[98] |  John McGlynn  | Raith Rovers  |  Jim Weir[99] | Brechin City  |  Ross Jack | Elgin City |  Willie Gibson | Dunfermline Athletic  |  Ryan Flynn | Falkirk |  Rory McAllister | Brechin City
November[100][101] |  Barry Smith | Dundee |  John Robertson | East Fife |  Paul Sheerin | Arbroath |  Steven Doris | Arbroath  |  Leigh Griffiths | Dundee  |  Steven Doris  | Arbroath
December[102] |  Barry Smith  | Dundee  |  Neale Cooper | Peterhead |  Ross Jack  | Elgin City  |  Mark Campbell | Raith Rovers  |  Tony Watt[103] | Airdrie United  |  Rory McAllister  | Brechin City
January[104][105] |  Ian McCall | Partick Thistle |  Brian Reid | Ayr United |  Jim McInally | East Stirlingshire |  Scott Fox | Partick Thistle  |  Josh Falkingham | Arbroath  |  Gavin Swankie | Arbroath
February[106] |  Barry Smith  | Dundee  |  Alan Adamson | Dumbarton |  Gardner Spiers | Queen's Park |  Andy Millen | Queen's Park  |  Jon McShane | Dumbarton  |  Armand One | Stranraer
March[107] |  Jim McIntyre  | Dunfermline Athletic  |  Gary Bollan | Livingston |  Harry Cairney | Annan Athletic |  Iain Russell | Livingston  |  Greg Stewart | Cowdenbeath  |  Iain Russell  | Livingston
April[108] |  Jim McIntyre  | Dunfermline Athletic  |  Dick Campbell | Forfar Athletic |  Paul Martin | Albion Rovers  |  Martin Hardie | Dunfermline Athletic  |  Leighton McIntosh | Dundee  |  Ryan Wallace | East Fife

* Alloa Athletic chairman Mike Mulraney also awarded a Phenomenal Achievement Award for December 2010.[103]

## 2011–12 season

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See also: 2011–12 Scottish First Division, 2011–12 Scottish Second Division, and 2011–12 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player  | Ginger Boot

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August[109] |  Allan Moore[110] | Greenock Morton |  Paul Sheerin[111] | Arbroath |  Harry Cairney[112] | Annan Athletic |  Dougie Imrie[113] | Hamilton Academical |  Craig Sibbald[114] | Falkirk |  Craig Gunn | Elgin City
September[115] |  Steven Pressley | Falkirk  |  Colin Cameron | Cowdenbeath |  Paul Hartley | Alloa Athletic |  Farid El Alagui | Falkirk  |  Mark Ridgers | East Fife |  Peter MacDonald | Greenock Morton
October[116] |  Derek Adams
Steven Pressley  | Ross County

Falkirk  |  John Robertson | East Fife  |  Gardner Speirs | Queen's Park |  Darren Dods
Grant Munro | Falkirk

Ross County  |  Aaron Sinclair | Partick Thistle |  Ryan Donnelly | Airdrie United
November[117] |  Barry Smith | Dundee |  Colin Cameron | Cowdenbeath  |  Ian Little[118] | Berwick Rangers |  Nicky Riley | Dundee  |  Ryan Donnelly[118] | Airdrie United  |  Darren Gribben[119] | Berwick Rangers
December[120] |  Jackie McNamara | Partick Thistle |  Jim Weir | Brechin City |  Keith Knox | Stranraer |  Farid El Alagui  | Falkirk  |  Stephen Stirling | Stranraer  |  Stephen Stirling  | Stranraer
January[121] |  Steven Pressley  | Falkirk  |  Alan Adamson | Dumbarton |  Paul Hartley  | Alloa Athletic  |  Stevie May | Alloa Athletic  |  Stevie May  | Alloa Athletic  |  Stevie May  | Alloa Athletic
February[122] |  Steven Pressley  | Falkirk  |  Alan Adamson  | Dumbarton  |  Ross Jack | Elgin City  |  Steven Doris | Arbroath  |  Andy Ryan | Hamilton Academical  |  Lewis Coult | Cowdenbeath
March[123] |  Derek Adams  | Ross County  |  Jimmy Boyle | Airdrie United  |  Paul Hartley  | Alloa Athletic  |  Richard Brittain | Ross County  |  Owen Ronald | Queen's Park  |  Ryan Wallace | East Fife
April[124] |  John McGlynn | Raith Rovers |  Jimmy Boyle  | Airdrie United  |  Jim McInally | Peterhead |  Paul Cairney | Partick Thistle  |  Nicky Devlin | Stenhousemuir |  Rory Boulding | Livingston

### Goal of the Month winners

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* July / August 2011:  Annan Athletic striker David Cox[125]
* October 2011:  Stenhousemuir striker Andy Rodgers.[116]
* November 2011:  Clyde defender Gavin Brown.[117]
* December 2011:  Livingston striker Keaghan Jacobs.[120]
* January 2012:  Dundee striker Steven Milne.[126]
* February 2012:  Falkirk midfielder Jay Fulton[127]
* March 2012:  Dumbarton striker Bryan Prunty.[128]
* April / May 2012:  Ayr United striker Keigan Parker[129]

## 2012–13 season

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See also: 2012–13 Scottish First Division, 2012–13 Scottish Second Division, and 2012–13 Scottish Third Division

Month  | First Division manager  | Second Division manager  | Third Division manager  | Player  | Young player  | Ginger Boot

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Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Manager  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club  | Player  | Club
August[130][131][132] |  Jackie McNamara | Partick Thistle |  Allan Johnston | Queen of the South |  Jim McInally | Peterhead |  John Boyle | Airdrie United |  Steven Lawless | Partick Thistle  |  Andy Little | Rangers
September[133][134] |  Jim Jefferies | Dunfermline Athletic |  Allan Johnston  | Queen of the South  |  Gardner Speirs | Queen's Park |  David Anderson | Queen's Park  |  Archie Campbell | Greenock Morton |  Archie Campbell  | Greenock Morton
October[135] |  Allan Moore | Greenock Morton  |  Paul Hartley | Alloa Athletic |  Greig McDonald
Shaun Fagan
Marc McCulloch | Stirling Albion |  Archie Campbell  | Greenock Morton  |  David Hopkirk | Annan Athletic |  David Hopkirk  | Annan Athletic
November[136][137] |  Billy Reid | Hamilton Academical |  Ray McKinnon | Brechin City |  Stuart Garden | Montrose |  Nicky Clark | Queen of the South  |  Lewis Macleod | Rangers  |  Andy Jackson | Brechin City
December[138] |  Allan Moore[139] | Greenock Morton  |  Allan Johnston[140] | Queen of the South  |  Ally McCoist[141] | Rangers  |  Lyle Taylor[142] | Falkirk |  Aidan Connolly[143] | Queen's Park  |  Lyle Taylor  | Falkirk
January[144] |  Ian Murray | Dumbarton |  Allan Johnston  | Queen of the South  |  Gardner Spiers  | Queen's Park  |  Jesús García Tena | Livingston |  Stuart Bannigan | Partick Thistle  |  Nicky Clark  | Queen of the South
February[145] |  Alan Archibald[146] | Partick Thistle  |  Martyn Corrigan[147] | Stenhousemuir |  Greig McDonald[148] | Stirling Albion  |  Peter MacDonald[149] | Greenock Morton  |  Martin Boyle[150] | Montrose  |  Andy Little  | Rangers
March  |  Alan Archibald[151] | Partick Thistle  |  Allan Johnston  | Queen of the South  |  Greig McDonald[152] | Stirling Albion  |  Kris Doolan[151] | Partick Thistle  |  Craig Moore | Cowdenbeath |  Rory McAllister | Peterhead
April[153] |  Alex Neil | Hamilton Academical  |  Martyn Corrigan  | Stenhousemuir  |  Jim McInally  | Peterhead  |  Steven May | Hamilton Academical  |  Steven May  | Hamilton Academical  |  Steven May  | Hamilton Academical

### Goal of the Month winners

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* July / August 2012:  Livingston midfielder Dylan Easton[154]
* September 2012:  East Fife midfielder Jamie Pollock[155][156]
* October 2012:  Dunfermline Athletic striker Ryan Wallace[157]
* November 2012:  Queen's Park defender Andy Robertson[158]
* January 2013:  Queen of the South striker Nicky Clark[159]
* February 2013:  Dumbarton striker Bryan Prunty[160]

## See also

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* Scottish Football League Yearly Awards
* Scottish Premier League monthly awards
* Scottish Professional Football League monthly awards

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