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Bangor City's Jamie Reed shot to the top of the goalscorers listing at the end of March having scored a profitable seven goals in six matches - including a hat-trick against Airbus UK at the Airfield - taking his season's tally to twenty, one ahead of Golden Boot holder Rhys Griffiths.

Jamie Reed joined Bangor City in August 2009 as a free agent, having spent the previous season with Rhyl. He was called up by Terry Boyle in November 2009 to the Wales Semi Pro squad and won his cap against Northern Ireland in Portadown as a sub becoming the second ever Welshman to play for his country under the 'education eligibility' ruling.

His previous clubs include Rhyl for whom he scored 13 goals in 2008-09, Aberystwyth Town bagging 14 goals in 2008, Tamworth, Wrexham, Glentoran and Colwyn Bay.

David Scullard, Manager of Principality in Bangor, said; "Jamie is a talented young player and we are delighted that he has won this month's player of the month.

"The team have been bang on form throughout March and we hope that their winning streak will continue through to the last few weeks of the season."

The Principality Welsh Premier League Player of the Month for February is Ricky Evans of Bala Town. The midfielder has been instrumental for the Lakesiders all season, and he has proved to be an outstanding signing for Colin Caton's side in their inaugural season in top flight football.

Evans is the club's top scorer this season, with eight league goals and one Loosemores Cup strike and he gains the February award for two Man of the Match performances in the month. He was awarded the star man in the victories over former club Elements Cefn Druids and Neath.

The Wrexham-born 33 year old joined the Maes Tegid outfit from Elements Cefn Druids in June 2009, and they became his ninth Welsh Premier League club.

Ricky follows in the footsteps of his brother, the Wales International defender Steve Evans of TNS who was the Player of the Month for December.

Playmaking midfielder Luke Sherbon of Aberystwyth Town is the Principality Welsh Premier League Player of the Month for January. The Wales Semi Professional International, rejoined the Seasiders from Rhyl at the start of the season, after gaining a Championship winners medal with the Lilywhites during his brief spell away from Park Avenue. He has returned to his spiritual home at the seaside and has been his usual influential self for Alan Morgan's outfit. During the club's four League games in the month, Sherbon scooped the Man of the Match award three times, which emphasizes his importance in the squad.

Phil Richards, Manager of Principality Building Society in Aberystwyth said: "Our warmest congratulations to Luke Sherbon. This is the second time he has won the Principality Player of the month award in the last three seasons. His performance has been outstanding and he is a well-deserved winner.

"The standard of play is continually improving at Aberystwyth and it is a joy to watch the team in action. Luke scored a superb goal against Neath towards the end of January and we are confident that he will score again and again this season."

Wales International defender Steve Evans of TNS is the Player of the Month, having helped the Saints mount their title challenge with their miserly defence. Evans is the backbone at the heart of the Saints back four and he scooped three Man of the Match performances in December. The 30 year old was rated as the Star Man in the games against Porthmadog, Prestatyn and Haverfordwest and also bagged the winner at Prestatyn in a tight encounter at the home of the Seasiders.

David Critcher added; "Congratulations to Steve for a fantastic game at Bastion Road last month where he was Man of the Match and scored the winning goal. Steve has had a long and successful relationship with the league and we hope that his winning streak continues."

The six-times capped International returned to TNS on Transfer Deadline Day in February 2009, following his release by Wrexham. He was the Welsh Premier League Player of the Year in 2004/05 and spent seven years with the Saints in hs first spell at the club and won the League, Welsh Cup and Loosemores Cup, as well as playing in Europe for the Saints. He then switched to Wrexham and gained his first International Cap against Liechtenstein in November 2006, just five months after leaving the Welsh Premier League.

The Principality Welsh Premier League Player of the Month for November 2009 is Paul Smith of Bangor City.

Although his club have not had the best of seasons so far, Bangor 'keeper Paul has performed exceptionally well and polled the most votes for the award over November. He has had to be at his best as the outfield players struggled to find form and consistency for the Citizens so far this campaign.

Smith followed his Manager, Nev Powell, together with Marc Limbert and several other players by joining Bangor City from Connah's Quay Nomads in the 2007 close season. Paul was a Youth player with Connah's Quay but first signed for Rhyl in January 2002 as a back-up 'keeper. He had stints at TNS, Flint Town United and Colwyn Bay but returned to Rhyl as first-choice for the treble-winning season and played in the Champions League for the Lilywhites. He has been first choice at Bangor since his switch and has won two Welsh Cup Winners Medals and played in Europe twice for the club.

The Principality Welsh Premier League Player of the Month for October is Port Talbot Town's centre-back Lee Surman. The commanding centre-half has once again been a rock at the heart of the Port Talbot defence, which has helped Mark Jones' side climb up the League table. Surman gained Man of the Match awards in two matches during the month.

It should be a double celebration for the Wales Semi-Pro captain this week, as the ex-Swansea City stopper is expected to be named in the Wales Semi Professional squad to face Northern Ireland later this month.

Jodie Moxham, Manager of Principality Building Society in Port Talbot, said; "Congratulations to Lee Surman, whose performances this month have been outstanding and included the vital equalizing goal against Prestatyn.

"Port Talbot Town have played well this month and we are confident they will soon begin to climb the league table and take their rightful place among the top five."

Airbus UK Broughton striker Marc Lloyd Williams has capped a tremendous first six weeks with the Wingmakers by gaining the first Principality Welsh Premier League Player of the Month Award of the Season.

The League's greatest ever scorer has bagged goals everywhere he has played in his illustrious League career, and that has continued as the Wingmaker has got off to a flyer at the Airfield. He joined the club from Porthmadog in July 2009 and netted both goals on debut in a 2-2 draw at Llanelli. He then scored against former clubs Rhyl and TNS in his next two League games and scored the second in the 3-1 home win over Haverfordwest County. His predatory strike in injury time in his sides' 3-0 win at Aberystwyth Town in his next game and the solitary effort in their 2-1 defeat against Welshpool the following week, meant that 'Jiws' had scored seven goals in his first six League matches of the season and for that is a deserved winner of the Principality Award.

Mark Roberts, Principality Building Society's Regional Sales Manger for North Wales commented, "Some of the North Wales based teams in the Principality Welsh Premier League have had a great start to the season. Player of the Month and goal dynamo Marc Lloyd Williams of Airbus UK heads up the top scorers list and is another deserving winner of our monthly award. We wish Airbus a great season and look forward to seeing more of these awards head to North Wales."