Scottish Football League monthly awards

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

2000–01 season

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
	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

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
	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			Stewart Henderson	Brechin City
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

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
	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

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
	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 Athletic			Paul Tosh[37]	Forfar Athletic
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

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
	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

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
	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

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
	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

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
	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

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
	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

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
	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

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
	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

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
	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

• 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

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
	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

• 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

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

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