Vote for your star man in KentOnline's team-of-the-week.

Sittingbourne midfielder Billy Lewins won last week's poll, taking 22% of the vote after scoring his first Brickies goal in a 2-1 win over East Grinstead.

Have a look at this week's XI and vote for your favourite at the bottom of the page.

In goal it's Welling keeper Dan Wilks who saved a first-half penalty as the Wings continued their National South play-off charge with a 1-0 win at Hungerford.

Lordswood's back four excelled in a 1-0 victory over Crowborough in Southern Counties East and we've gone for Joe Kane as our right-back.

At left-back, Barry Fuller showed all his experience and quality as Gillingham won 1-0 at Wycombe.

Dartford were magnificent at the back as they toppled National South leaders Woking 2-0 at Princes Park.

You could make a case for any of the defenders but centre-half and captain Tom Bonner gets the nod, pipping Mark Onyemah.

He's partnered by Corinthian captain Jack Bath, who scored the winner in a Southern Counties East title tussle with Fisher.

Midfielder Chris Saunders scored a spectacular equaliser from 25 yards as Canterbury came from a goal down to shock Biggleswade 2-1 and reach the FA Vase semi-finals.

Sittingbourne new boy Chris Barnard scored a couple of outstanding goals as the Brickies continued their revival under Chris Lynch, winning 2-1 at VCD in Bostik South East.

Faversham are also finding their form with Ashley Miller bagging the winner in a 1-0 victory over Whyteleafe.

Up top, former Charlton striker Kevin Lisbie struck twice as Cray Valley won 3-1 at Willand Rovers to reach the last four of the FA Vase.

Level at half-time, Lisbie kept a cool head to score from the spot and wrapped up victory with the Millers' last-minute third.

Margate made it seven points out of nine under Jay Saunders with Noel Leighton's double helping them to a 3-0 win at Corinthian Casuals in the Bostik Premier.

Tahjae Anderson went one better, scoring a hat-trick as Herne Bay thrashed Three Bridges 5-1 to strengthen their Bostik South East survival push.

Ex-Chatham manager Kevin Watson is our top boss after Cray Valley's away win in the FA Vase.