Allinson and Jenks are the South's award winners for March

The division that simply always produces is at it again - and those who have set the stage for another incredible climax have their reward.

We can now confirm the Enterprise National League South Manager and Player of the Month, and both award winners were a unanimous decision.

Lee Allinson pushed Hemel Hempstead Town into title contention in March, and did it with five wins from seven.

The Tudors really came together last month and gave the teams at the top plenty to think about after victories over Farnborough, AFC Totton, Chippenham, Hornchurch and Bath City.

A good draw at Weston-super-Mare ended the month, after a heartbreaking late defeat at table topping Dorking Wanderers.

Allinson, 40, saw off the threat of fellow bosses Ryan Peters (Maidenhead United), Alan Dunne (Tonbridge Angels) and Adam Hinshelwood - but Worthing didn’t miss out.

That’s because Teddy Jenks was the overwhelming pick from the panel, Aaron Mclean (DAZN), Matt Badcock (The Non-League Paper) and Tom Scott (National League).

The midfielder chipped in with four goals as the Rebels chipped away at and leaders, and set up an incredible final few weeks.

He scored a brace against AFC Totton and also registered an assist as his team keep on climbing.

Jenks brings so much to the club’s midfield and not just goals with the 24-year-old enjoying perhaps his best ever season.

He was selected over Ricky Korboa at Tonbridge Angels, Isiah Noel-Williams at Hemel Hempstead and Hakeem Sandah at Farnborough to land the award.

Congratulations to our two big winners!