The trio were named on Friday as April's winners of the monthly competition to recognise and reward the top performances among clubs in the Ryman Premier, Ryman North and Ryman South divisions.
The winners are now looking forward to being presented with glass trophies to mark their achievements after being chosen by judges who considered the form and circumstances behind a shortlist of potential clashes before casting their votes.

Hampton & Richmond Borough were unveiled as the top flight's final performances kings for their Easter victory over Kingstonian, Beavers manager Alan Dowson guiding his side to a crucial 2-0 home win on Bank Holiday Monday (April 6) over a club he left last season after more than seven years at the helm.
Boro's win was well timed. With the club still uncomfortably close to the drop zone, the result kicked started a run of three wins in their final outings to secure safety with a 15th placed finish, nine points and six places clear of the drop zone.

In Ryman North, Thurrock will collect the division's final accolade and their first of the season for their play-off semi-final success at Harlow Town on Wednesday 29 April.
After guiding Thurrock to a fifth placed finish and a shot at promotion, Mark Stimson's side pulled off a famous win at the Harlow Arena, the Fleet emerging as 4-3 victors after extra-time.

Nigel Kane's Hastings United side finished four places and seven points clear of trouble when the campaign closed after a securing a series of results in the run-in, none more important than the win that won them Macron's final accolade in Ryman South, a 2-1 victory at the Pilot Field over promotion-chasers Faversham Town on Saturday 18 April.

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