Severn Sport Team of the Month w/ Murdock & Wasley – March 2026
The Severn Sport Team of the Month is here once again!
As with previous years, the Severn Sport Team of the Month is sponsored by Murdock & Wasley Estate Agents.
Luke Murdock and Matt Wasley have been fantastic supporters of Severn Sport for a number of years and they are run one of the most successful estate agents within Gloucestershire.
For more information, please visit their website http://www.mwea.co.uk
The Severn Sport Team of the Month includes players that have stood-out in the featured games during the previous month.
In March, collectively we covered 21 games throughout the month and they were:
Monday 2 March – Longlevens U18s 5-0 Tuffley Rovers U18s
Wednesday 4 March – Longlevens 4-2 Pershore Town
Friday 6 March – Gloucester City U18s 2-0 Fairford Town U18s
Saturday 7 March – Gloucester City 1-0 Bracknell Town
Saturday 7 March – Bishops Cleeve 1-1 Portishead Town
Monday 9 Marc h- Longlevens U18s 3-1 Fairford Town U18s
Tuesday 10 March – Worcester Raiders 0-1 Longlevens
Wednesday 11 March – Longlevens Reserves 8-2 Tredworth Tigers
Thursday 12 March – Longlevens A-A Corsham Town
Friday 13 March – Gloucester City U18s 3-3 Slimbridge U18s
Saturday 14 March – Cirencester Town 2-1 Longlevens
Tuesday 17 March – Longlevens 4-1 Hungerford Town Reserves
Thursday 19 March – Longlevens 0-1 Fairford Town
Friday 20 March – Slimbridge U18s 4-2 Longlevens U18s
Saturday 21 March – Cheltenham Saracens 0-2 Wantage Town
Saturday 21 March – Longlevens Reserves 3-0 Gala Wilton
Tuesday 24 March – Stonehouse Town 2-0 Longlevens
Thursday 26 March – Tuffley Rovers U18s 1-2 Longlevens U18s
Saturday 28 March – Tewkesbury Town 1-2 Quedgeley Wanderers
Saturday 28 March – Gloucester City 3-0 Plymouth Parkway
Tuesday 31 March – Tuffley Rovers U18s 1-6 Slimbridge U18s
Check out this month’s XI below:
Goalkeeper – James Wilkes (Tuffley Rovers U18s) – Wilkes was outstanding in the defeat against Longlevens U18s and really across the month, he produced the best individual goalkeeping performance – so deserves his spot.
Defender – Josh Barclay (Slimbridge U18s) – Barclay is one of three goalscoring defenders in the XI, with another on the bench and his goals against Gloucester City and Tuffley capped off great showings in both matches. He is a fantastic young player with a very bright future.
Defender:- Shaun Warren (Gloucester City U18s) – Warren has had a great month for City U18s and like the other two defenders in the team, he has shown his quality in both boxes in March. When he is on song, he is really tough to beat and even tougher to mark at set pieces.
Defender – Jay Wells (Longlevens) – Wells regains his place in the TOTM after a month off following his goal in the Floodlit Cup final. It was then followed by an outstanding defensive performance against Fairford Town 48 hours later. He really is having a great season.
Right Wing – Jamol Dare (Stonehouse Town) – Dare was fantastic against his former side, Longlevens, and fired his side into the County Cup final after a well taken goal to cap off a Man of the Match display. A very handy player for the Magpies as they push to finish in the play-offs.
Midfield – Cam Williams (Longlevens) – It was fitting that Cam would score two goals in the comeback victory in the Floodlit Cup final, but it wasn’t just his goals on that game that stood out in March. As the team were facing a busy schedule, Williams helped play his part for his side – whether it was starting or coming off the bench.
Midfield – .Joe Rowsell (Slimbridge U18s) – Another young Swan to have impressed in a number of matches in front of Severn Sport in March. Well taken goals at City, at home to Longlevens and then away at Tuffley as his side were unlucky in the Severn Sport Cup Semi Final, booked their place in the HFA Giantkillers Cup final and then clinched three crucial points.
Left Wing – Theo Browne (Slimbridge U18s) – Even though Browne plays predominantly from the right, I couldn’t not put him in the team. Man of the Match performances in both the game against Longlevens and the trip to Tuffley, he was the best player on the pitch on both occasions. Lightning quick, can hit a ball and is scarily getting better by the game.
Forward – Theo Bevan (Longlevens, Reserves & U18s) – Bevan is some player. He has played for all of the First Team, Reserves and U18s across March and has put in some outstanding performances. Bevan is an exciting and talented young footballer who is gaining a reputation and is becoming sought after.
Forward – Brad Martin (Longlevens & Reserves) – Brad Martin is still an exceptional player. To come on in a final, with his side a goal down and put in an inspired half an hour that saw him get two assists and a goal, it is stunning. He then scores a crucial goal for the Reserves against Gala Wilton and he is just still the best.
Forward – James Barnett (Longlevens Reserves) – James Barnett scoring a hattrick and making the Team of the Month in 2026 – what a time to be alive! It wasn’t a hattrick of the highest quality, but it was one that he fully deserved and what was great was the fact he scored different types of goals. He then followed that up with a poachers’ goal against Gala to cap off a great month for the former defender.
Here is the XI in full:
The subs bench includes 7 players to impress over the month and in full, they are below:
Keiran Thomas (Gloucester City)
Lewis Driscoll (Longlevens)
Kane Simpson (Gloucester City)
Fraser Bell (Cirencester Town)
Joe Hanks (Gloucester City)
Adam Corcoran (Fairford Town)
Henry Miles (Quedgeley Wanderers)
This month’s team will be managed by Longlevens Co-Managers Buster Davies and Pete Boyle after winning the Floodlit Cup, with Shortwood United’s Peter Beadle and Slimbridge’s Management just behind after successful months.
The Severn Sport Team of the Month continues next month – with the Severn Sport Player of the Month – sponsored by Cirencester Carpet Centre returning today, with the shortlist revealed later on this afternoon
