Severn Sport Team of the Month w/ Murdock & Wasley – April 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 April, collectively we covered 18 games throughout the month and they were:
Wednesday 1 April – Tuffley Rovers Reserves 3-1 Minchinhampton
Saturday 4 April – Longlevens 0-1 Droitwich Spa
Monday 6 April – Tuffley Rovers 2-3 Slimbridge
Tuesday 7 April – Longlevens Reserves 3-1 Bredon
Friday 10 April – Gloucester City U18s 1-1 Longlevens U18s
Saturday 11 April – Cirencester Town 3-1 Corsham Town
Sunday 12 April – Newent Town Women 1-2 Cheltenham Civil Service Ladies
Tuesday 14 April – Minchinhampton Rangers 0-8 Chalford 4ths
Tuesday 14 April – Stonehouse Town 2-0 Newent Town
Thursday 16 April – Longlevens 4-2 Corsham Town
Saturday 18 April – Slimbridge 2-1 Longlevens
Saturday 18 April – Cheltenham Saracens 4-1 Newent Town
Sunday 19 April – Longlevens Ladies 1-5 AEK Boco Ladies Reserves
Monday 20 April – Longlevens U18s 2-2 Bishops Cleeve U18s
Tuesday 21 April – Longlevens Reserves 4-0 Bibury
Monday 27 April – Longlevens U18s 1-5 Slimbridge U18s
Tuesday 28 April – Old Richians 2-3 Tuffley Rovers Reserves
Wednesday 29 April – Gloucester 3-2 Poole Town (AET)
Check out this month’s XI below:
Goalkeeper – Amy Prueitt (Longlevens Ladies) – Prueitt was superb in defeat against an experienced and potent Boco Reserves front line and without her it could have finished double digits. Really impressive from the keeper in a very good game.
Defender – Kay Day (Newent Town Women) – Outstanding from Day against a Civvy side who have gone on to complete a league and County Cup double. Between her and Rubie Leeman they kept their visitors at an arms length throughout and Day was an unlucky loser in a close match. On another day, Day gets the result her performance definitely deserved.
Defender:- Daniel Leadbitter (Gloucester City) – Leadbitter was fantastic in the play-off win over Poole. Filling in at centre half after Jamal Mohammed was ruled out he stepped in and didn’t put a foot wrong. He would have woken up on Thursday morning ever so sore, but he has saved some of his best performances til last this season.
Defender – Toby Boakes (Longlevens U18s/Res) – Consistenly good is Toby Boakes. The ability is there, the mentality is there and I just rate him so highly. A goalscoring centre back who is an asset in both boxes, he is potentially about to win the GNSL Division One title and deservedly so.
Right Wing – Theo Browne (Slimbridge U18s) – Browne was unlucky to not win the Player of the Month award for March, but he has done his chances to be in the running for April with a dominating display against Longlevens to win the league title for his side. It is very, very easy to be impressed with how well he has played lately and next season could be a big one for him.
Midfield – Soyam Sherchan (Longlevens & Reserves) – Goals for the First Team and Reserves side, Soyam makes the team after a consistent April that saw him play and play well in key matches during the month. He has had a great campaign in his development and will be looking to kick on next season.
Midfield – Lily Pate (AEK Boco Ladies Reserves) – Two absolutely stunning effort from Pate saw her side stretch to a good win over Longlevens and her overall play outside of the goals was outstanding. She received the plaudits from Boco on social media so you could see how much she is appreciated by her teammates.
Midfield – Kaydee Wheeler (Cheltenham Civil Service Ladies) – I enjoy watching Kaydee Wheeler play because she plays with a smile on her face one minute then flies in for a tackle the next and she guided her header beautifully into the bottom corner at Newent. She has been with the club for the last few seasons and is clearly loved by everyone in the side.
Left Wing – Jess Brown (Cheltenham Civil Service Ladies) – Jess Brown is so good to watch. A winger who loves to take her marker on, is very direct and has consistent end product – what’s not to love! Brown sets a very high standard and is unsurprisingly the top scorer in GCWFL Division Two.
Forward – Theo Bevan (Longlevens, Reserves & U18s) – March’s Player of the Month continues to operate at a high level, producing goals for Longlevens’ First Team, Reserves and U18s sides. He is one to watch now and next season for sure. Bevan can score all sorts of goals and is a constant threat all over the park.
Forward – Harry Wootten (Chalford 4ths) – Chalford 4ths needed a win in their final game and up stepped Wootten to score a hattrick inside the first twenty minutes and what stood out for me was the ability to score all kinds of goals. Close range efforts from corners, running in behind and having the presence of mind to lob the keeper and when your striker can convert three chances in quick succession then you are onto a good thing.
Here is the XI in full:
The subs bench includes 7 players to impress over the month and in full, they are below:
Laura Cox (Longlevens Ladies)
George Peare (Cirencester Town)
Ryan Pilsbury (Bishops Cleeve U18s)
Daniel Cooke (Chalford 4ths)
Joe Hanks (Gloucester City)
Aimee Clark (AEK Boco Ladies Reserves)
Warren Mann (Tuffley Rovers Reserves)
This month’s team will be managed by Slimbridge U18s boss Kieran Brice-Ingles after his side secured a league and HFA Giantkillers Cup double – edging out Slimbridge First Team duo, Tom Deakin and Michael Palmer.
The Severn Sport Team of the Month concludes for another season next Monday – with the Severn Sport Player of the Month – sponsored by Cirencester Carpet Centre returning today, with the shortlist revealed later on this afternoon
