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POTM | March Vote Now Open
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Denbigh Town’s fortunes were turned around in March with three wins from five as Town lifted themselves into the top half of the JD Cymru North.
Here we take a look at four nominees to scoop the honour for the month.
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Alfie Vaughan
Apps: 5
Goals: 4
Assists: 1
POTM: 2
A breakout month for Alfie Vaughan saw the forward grab four goals in five games and make a serious impact for Denbigh. Vaughan began the month with a brace against Buckley in a 5-0 mauling before providing an assist in the victory over Prestatyn. Leading the line he’s proved to be a battering ram up top before another brace in the 2-1 win over Bangor 1876. Vaughan has operated in a number of positions this season, but as the nine he’s made his mark.
Elijah Beattie
Apps: 5
Clean Sheets: 1
Assists: 0
POTM: 0
Goalkeeper Elijah Beattie made himself a hero in March with two standout moments for the Town stopper. A first clean sheet for the club opened the month for Beattie in the win at Buckley before a moment to savour a week later. With Town 2-1 up against Prestatyn, the visitors were handed a penalty in stoppage time, only for Beattie to pull off a magnificent save. A week later, in the same situation at Caersws, he was in the same position once again in the 90th minute before denying the hosts from the spot. A string of impressive stops including two outstanding saves against Colwyn Bay also help his cause.
Ben Lockley
Apps: 5
Goals: 0
Assists: 1
POTM: 1
Steady as ever, Ben Lockley continued his fine season with another solid month for Denbigh. He helped his side shut out Buckley at the beginning of March before providing an impressive assist in the 1-1 draw away at Caersws to head the ball across goal for Owen Davies to net. One of his toughest tests came away at Colwyn Bay where he did well to help keep the home side from peppering Elijah Beattie’s goal.
Owen Davies
Apps: 5
Goals: 3
Assists: 1
POTM: 1
Forward Owen Davies ended his goal drought at the end of February and hasn’t looked back since. He opened March with an assist against Buckley before netting a brace in the 2-1 win over Prestatyn. He continued that form with a superb header against Caersws whilst also giving a good showing against Bangor and Colwyn Bay.