Truro City forward Tyler Harvey has been named Enterprise National League South Player of the Month for October.
The 31-year-old is the league's joint top scorer with 10 and has 11 goals in all competitions this season, seven of them coming in October. He is City's longest-serving player, having rejoined the Tinners from Bath City in September 2019.
Harvey netted in a 4-0 home FA Cup win over Cirencester and a 2-2 draw at Farnham before a head injury against Braintree ruled him out of the trip to Sutton United. He returned to score twice in a 4-3 victory over Hampton & Richmond, struck again in a 3-1 home win against Slough Town, and rounded off the month with a brace in a 3-0 defeat of previously unbeaten leaders Ebbsfleet United.
Harvey told trurocity.co.uk: "Before I talk about this award, I just want to say that Yassie is very much in mine and everyone's thoughts. We hope to see you back around the place soon with the lads as we have had a great month for the team and the club."
He added: "I feel like I am in good form personally, but that of the team is always more important. We have performed well against the teams that are considered the good ones in this league, we are in a good rhythm and are confident that we can take anyone on."
Away from the pitch, Truro City will promote men's mental health awareness at Tuesday's match against Billericay Town. The club highlighted the groups and initiatives it works with: A Band of Brothers, Guys in Cornwall, We Are One, Huddle Up, Man Down and Healthy Cornwall's Orange Button Scheme.