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Vote for your star man in KentOnline's team of the week.
Congratulations to Herne Bay teenager Lucas Hanley, who won last week's poll with 23 per cent of the vote after his clean sheet against Corinthian.
Have a look at today's XI and pick your favourite at the bottom of the page
Pat Ohman bounced back from a difficult day at Merstham in the FA Cup with a fine display as Margate beat Enfield 2-1 to move into fifth in the Isthmian Premier.
Ryan Cheek helped Tunbridge Wells to a 4-1victory against Canterbury City in the FA Vase, scoring his side's first goal.
There were any number of candidates in VCD's team after their 5-0 victory against Sevenoaks but we've gone for Kiki Oshilaja, who's been immense in central defence this season.
Sittingbourne continued their impressive home form with Taylor Fisher providing an assist in their 2-1 win over Phoenix Sports.
Luke Allen scored twice as National South leaders Dartford cruised to a 6-0 success away to managerless Welling.
Josh Wisson came off the bench to equalise for Ashford, and also scored from the spot, as the Nuts & Bolts beat Chalfont St Peter on penalties in the FA Trophy after 1-1 draw.
Tom Parkinson produced a man-of-the-match performance, also getting on the scoresheet, as Tonbridge beat much-fancied Dorking 3-1 in National South.
Gillingham midfielder Alex MacDonald scored a brilliant goal against his old club as Steve Evans' side drew 1-1 at Oxford.
Young Danny Lear is among a number of talented wide players at Ramsgate, scoring twice in four minutes during their 5-0 FA Trophy win over Sutton Common.
Ian Draycott made history as he converted a penalty to become Folkestone's record goalscorer, taking his tally to 142, in their 3-3 draw with Potters Bar.
Joan Luque's double, a deft first-time effort and a classy run and finish, led Maidstone to 3-0 win at Bath and made it seven for the season for the winger.
Tonbridge manager Steve McKimm is our top boss with their impressive victory over Dorking making it four league games unbeaten.
