It was a magical night for Monklands clubs at the PFA Player of the Year Awards on Sunday as Albion Rovers midfielder Charlie Reilly and Airdrieonians striker Calum Gallagher picked up the top prizes in their respective divisions.
Rovers star Reilly won the League Two Player of the Year after a fantastic individual season in a campaign that saw the club finish bottom of the division.
The 21-year-old scored 22 goals in 34 games and had 14 assists for the Cliftonhill club. His displays also saw him achieve an incredible feat of being nominated as the overall Young Player of the Year in Scotland, an accolade he missed out on to Rangers midfielder Malik Tillman.
Reilly has a huge final game for Rovers this weekend when he bids to help the club avoid the drop from the SPFL in their pyramid play-off final with Spartans.