List of Scottish Premier League monthly award winners

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Martin O'Neill won the 'Manager of the Month' award nine times

This article lists the winners of the Manager, Player and Young Player monthly awards in the Scottish Premier League (SPL) from the 2000–01 season until the league ceased operating at the end of the 2012–13 season. The Young Player of the Month began being awarded in the 2001–02 season. The Rising Star awards were issued most months in the 2007–08 season.

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The awards were presented by the sponsors of the Scottish Premier League (SPL), the Bank of Scotland from 2000 to 2007 and the Clydesdale Bank from 2007 to 2013.

2000–01

Month [1] ManagerPlayer
August Martin O'Neill (Celtic) Andy McLaren (Kilmarnock)
September Bobby Williamson (Kilmarnock) Henrik Larsson (Celtic)
October Alex McLeish (Hibernian) Mixu Paatelainen (Hibernian)
November Billy Davies (Motherwell) Barry Ferguson (Rangers)
DecemberMartin O'Neill (Celtic)Barry Ferguson (Rangers)
JanuaryNone awarded due to winter break.
FebruaryMartin O'Neill (Celtic) Claudio Caniggia (Dundee)
March Alex Smith (Dundee United) Neil Lennon (Celtic)
April Tom Hendrie (St Mirren) Antti Niemi (Heart of Midlothian)
MayAlex Smith (Dundee United) Jörg Albertz (Rangers)

2001–02

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
August Martin O'Neill (Celtic) Marvin Andrews (Livingston) Stephen Hughes (Rangers)
September Jim Leishman (Livingston) Stiliyan Petrov (Celtic) Peter MacDonald (St Johnstone)
October Dick Advocaat (Rangers) Gavin Rae (Dundee) Ian Murray (Hibernian)
NovemberJim Leishman (Livingston) Robert Douglas (Celtic) Kevin McNaughton (Aberdeen)
December Craig Levein (Heart of Midlothian) Ricardo Fuller (Heart of Midlothian) Stephen Murray (Kilmarnock)
January Alex Smith (Dundee United) Lorenzo Amoruso (Rangers) James McFadden (Motherwell)
February Alex McLeish (Rangers) Barry Ferguson (Rangers)Kevin McNaughton (Aberdeen)
March Jimmy Calderwood (Dunfermline Athletic) Garry O'Connor (Hibernian) Stephen Crainey (Celtic)
AprilMartin O'Neill (Celtic) John Hartson (Celtic) Stuart Duff (Dundee United)

2002–03

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
August John Lambie (Partick Thistle) Mark de Vries (Heart of Midlothian) Kris Boyd (Kilmarnock)
September Alex McLeish (Rangers) Jean-Louis Valois (Heart of Midlothian) Mikel Arteta (Rangers)
October Bobby Williamson (Hibernian) Fernando Ricksen (Rangers) Ian Murray (Hibernian)
November Martin O'Neill (Celtic) Henrik Larsson (Celtic) Mark Wilson (Dundee United)
December Jim Jefferies (Kilmarnock) John Hartson (Celtic) Shaun Dillon (Kilmarnock)
January Jim Duffy (Dundee) Barry Ferguson (Rangers)Kris Boyd (Kilmarnock)
FebruaryAlex McLeish (Rangers) Lee Wilkie (Dundee) Shaun Maloney (Celtic)
MarchJim Duffy (Dundee) Thomas McManus (Hibernian) Zurab Khizanishvili (Dundee)
April Craig Levein (Heart of Midlothian) Bobo Balde (Celtic) Andy Webster (Heart of Midlothian)

2003–04

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
August Alex McLeish (Rangers) Michael Ball (Rangers) Mikel Arteta (Rangers)
SeptemberAlex McLeish (Rangers) Shota Arveladze (Rangers) Zurab Khizanishvili (Rangers)
October Martin O'Neill (Celtic) Roddy McKenzie (Livingston) Liam Miller (Celtic)
NovemberMartin O'Neill (Celtic) Chris Sutton (Celtic) Stephen Hughes (Rangers)
December Steve Paterson (Aberdeen) Craig Brewster (Dunfermline Athletic) Craig Gordon (Heart of Midlothian)
January Jim Duffy (Dundee) Stiliyan Petrov (Celtic) David Clarkson (Motherwell)
February Terry Butcher (Motherwell) Steven Pressley (Heart of Midlothian) Alexander Diamond (Aberdeen)
March Ian McCall (Dundee United) Neil Lennon (Celtic) David Marshall (Celtic)
April Jimmy Calderwood (Dunfermline Athletic) Barry Nicholson (Dunfermline Athletic) Derek Riordan (Hibernian)

2004–05

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
August Jimmy Calderwood (Aberdeen) Alan Thompson (Celtic) Alexander Diamond (Aberdeen)
September Terry Butcher (Motherwell) Scott McDonald (Motherwell) Derek Riordan (Hibernian)
October John Robertson (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) Fernando Ricksen (Rangers) Steven Fletcher (Hibernian)
November Alex McLeish (Rangers) Nacho Novo (Rangers)Derek Riordan (Hibernian)
December Tony Mowbray (Hibernian) Aiden McGeady (Celtic)Derek Riordan (Hibernian)
January Martin O'Neill (Celtic) Chris Sutton (Celtic)Derek Riordan (Hibernian)
FebruaryAlex McLeish (Rangers) Dado Pršo (Rangers) Lee Miller (Heart of Midlothian)
March Craig Brewster (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) Craig Bellamy (Celtic) Aiden McGeady (Celtic)
April Gordon Chisholm (Dundee United) Burton O'Brien (Livingston)Lee Miller (Heart of Midlothian)
MayTony Mowbray (Hibernian)Dado Pršo (Rangers)Derek Riordan (Hibernian)

2005–06

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
August George Burley (Heart of Midlothian) Rudolf Skácel (Heart of Midlothian) Steven Naismith (Kilmarnock)
SeptemberGeorge Burley (Heart of Midlothian) Andy Webster (Heart of Midlothian) Kevin Thomson (Hibernian)
October Gordon Strachan (Celtic) Stiliyan Petrov (Celtic) Darryl Duffy (Falkirk)
November Tony Mowbray (Hibernian) Kris Boyd (Kilmarnock) Aiden McGeady (Celtic)
December Craig Brewster (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) Peter Løvenkrands (Rangers) Calum Elliot (Heart of Midlothian)
January Alex McLeish (Rangers)Kris Boyd (Rangers)Steven Naismith (Kilmarnock)
February Jimmy Calderwood (Aberdeen) Maciej Żurawski (Celtic) Charlie Mulgrew (Dundee United)
March Terry Butcher (Motherwell)Steven Naismith (Kilmarnock) Brian McLean (Motherwell)
AprilJimmy Calderwood (Aberdeen) Paul Hartley (Heart of Midlothian) Steven Smith (Rangers)

2006–07

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
August Jim Jefferies (Kilmarnock) Russell Latapy (Falkirk) Aiden McGeady (Celtic)
September Gordon Strachan (Celtic) Allan McGregor (Rangers)Aiden McGeady (Celtic)
October Charlie Christie (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) Lee Naylor (Celtic) Anthony Stokes (Falkirk)
November Craig Levein (Dundee United) Russell Anderson (Aberdeen)Anthony Stokes (Falkirk)
December John Hughes (Falkirk) Artur Boruc (Celtic) Darren Barr (Falkirk)
JanuaryGordon Strachan (Celtic) Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink (Celtic) Christophe Berra (Heart of Midlothian)
February Maurice Malpas (Motherwell) Shunsuke Nakamura (Celtic) Lewis Stevenson (Hibernian)
MarchCraig Levein (Dundee United) Alan Hutton (Rangers) Steven Naismith (Kilmarnock)
April Stephen Kenny (Dunfermline Athletic) Neil Lennon (Celtic) Mark Reynolds (Motherwell)

2007–08

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung PlayerRising Star
August Walter Smith (Rangers) Carlos Cuéllar (Rangers) Steven Fletcher (Hibernian) Mark Staunton (Falkirk)
September John Collins (Hibernian) Scott McDonald (Celtic) Andrew Driver (Heart of Midlothian) Scott Anson (Kilmarnock) [2]
October Craig Levein (Dundee United) Lee Wilkie (Dundee United) Ross McCormack (Motherwell)Jack Wilson (Hibernian) [3]
November Mark McGhee (Motherwell) Aiden McGeady (Celtic)Ross McCormack (Motherwell)Liam Cusack (Gretna) [4]
December Craig Brewster (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) Marius Niculae (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) Scott Arfield (Falkirk)—
JanuaryWalter Smith (Rangers) Barry Robson (Dundee United) Danny Grainger (Dundee United)—
February Mixu Paatelainen (Hibernian)Aiden McGeady (Celtic)Steven Fletcher (Hibernian)Ryan Strachan (Aberdeen) [5]
MarchWalter Smith (Rangers) Darren Barr (Falkirk) Garry Kenneth (Dundee United)Sean Crighton (St Mirren)
April Gordon Strachan (Celtic)Barry Robson (Celtic) Gary Glen (Heart of Midlothian)—

2008–09

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
August Jim Jefferies (Kilmarnock) [6] Pedro Mendes (Rangers) [7] James McArthur (Hamilton Academical) [8]
September Gordon Strachan (Celtic) [9] Georgios Samaras (Celtic) [9] Scott Arfield (Falkirk) [10]
October Gus MacPherson (St Mirren) [11] Scott Brown (Celtic) [12] Steven Fletcher (Hibernian) [13]
NovemberGordon Strachan (Celtic) [14] Bruno Aguiar (Heart of Midlothian) [15] Sone Aluko (Aberdeen) [16]
DecemberGus MacPherson (St Mirren) [17] Lee Miller (Aberdeen) [18] James McCarthy (Hamilton Academical) [19]
January Billy Reid (Hamilton Academical) [20] Tomas Cerny (Hamilton Academical) [20] James McCarthy (Hamilton Academical) [20]
February Mark McGhee (Motherwell) [21] Andy Dorman (St Mirren) [22] Lee Wallace (Heart of Midlothian) [23]
March Mixu Paatelainen (Hibernian) [24] Scott McDonald (Celtic) [25] Steven Fletcher (Hibernian) [26]
April Walter Smith (Rangers) [27] Andy Dorman (St Mirren) [28] Calum Elliot (Heart of Midlothian) [29]

Rising Star award

2009–10

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
August Tony Mowbray (Celtic) [35] Danny Cadamarteri (Dundee United) [36] Ross Forbes (Motherwell) [37]
September John Hughes (Hibernian) [38] Derek Riordan (Hibernian) [38] Craig Thomson (Heart of Midlothian) [39]
October Jim Gannon (Motherwell) [40] Liam Miller (Hibernian) [41] Lukas Jutkiewicz (Motherwell) [40]
November Craig Levein (Dundee United) [42] Andy Webster (Dundee United) [42] Peter Pawlett (Aberdeen) [43]
December Walter Smith (Rangers) [44] Kris Boyd (Rangers) [44] Anthony Stokes (Hibernian) [45]
January Craig Brown (Motherwell) [46] Steven Davis (Rangers) [47] Fraser Fyvie (Aberdeen) [48]
FebruaryCraig Brown (Motherwell) [49] David Weir (Rangers) [50] Chris Maguire (Kilmarnock) [51]
March Peter Houston (Dundee United) Robbie Keane (Celtic) [52] Ryan Flynn (Falkirk)
April Billy Reid (Hamilton Academical) Kenny Miller (Rangers) Graham Carey (St Mirren)

2010–11

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
August Walter Smith (Rangers) [53] Kenny Miller (Rangers) [53] James Forrest (Celtic) [54]
September Neil Lennon (Celtic) [55] Kenny Miller (Rangers) [56] Chris Maguire (Aberdeen) [57]
October Terry Butcher (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) [58] Steven Naismith (Rangers) [59] Ki Sung-Yueng (Celtic) [60]
November Jim Jefferies (Heart of Midlothian) [61] Alexei Eremenko (Kilmarnock) [62] David Templeton (Heart of Midlothian) [63]
December Mixu Paatelainen (Kilmarnock) [64] Marius Zaliukas (Heart of Midlothian) [65] David Templeton (Heart of Midlothian) [66]
JanuaryNeil Lennon (Celtic) [67] Beram Kayal (Celtic) [67] Jamie Ness (Rangers) [68]
February Colin Calderwood (Hibernian) [69] Marian Kello (Heart of Midlothian) [70] Callum Booth (Hibernian) [69]
March Peter Houston (Dundee United) [71] David Goodwillie (Dundee United) [72] Johnny Russell (Dundee United) [71]
AprilNeil Lennon (Celtic) [73] Allan McGregor (Rangers) [74] Jamie Murphy (Motherwell) [75]

Rising Star award

2011–12

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
July / August Stuart McCall (Motherwell) [77] Paul Gallacher (Dunfermline Athletic) [78] Johnny Russell (Dundee United) [79]
September Ally McCoist (Rangers) [80] Steven Davis (Rangers) [80] James Forrest (Celtic) [81]
OctoberStuart McCall (Motherwell) [82] Keith Lasley (Motherwell) [83] Kenny McLean (St Mirren) [84]
November Neil Lennon (Celtic) [85] Gary Hooper (Celtic) [85] James Forrest (Celtic) [85]
DecemberNeil Lennon (Celtic) [86] Paul McGowan (St Mirren) [87] Victor Wanyama (Celtic) [86]
January Craig Brown (Aberdeen) [88] Scott Brown (Celtic) [89] Henrik Ojamaa (Motherwell) [90]
FebruaryNeil Lennon (Celtic) [91] Charlie Mulgrew (Celtic) [92] Gary Mackay-Steven (Dundee United) [93]
March Peter Houston (Dundee United) [94] Jon Daly (Dundee United) [95] Gary Mackay-Steven (Dundee United) [96]
AprilNeil Lennon (Celtic) [97] Charlie Mulgrew (Celtic) [98] Shaun Hutchinson (Motherwell) [99]

2012–13

Month [1] ManagerPlayerYoung Player
August Derek Adams (Ross County) [100] Leigh Griffiths (Hibernian) [101] Tony Watt (Celtic) [102]
September Steve Lomas (St Johnstone) [103] Michael Higdon (Motherwell) [104] Ryan Fraser (Aberdeen) [105]
October Craig Brown (Aberdeen) [106] Niall McGinn (Aberdeen) [106] Ryan Fraser (Aberdeen) [106]
November Terry Butcher (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) [107] Billy McKay (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) [107] Aaron Doran (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) [107]
December Neil Lennon (Celtic) [108] Jamie Murphy (Motherwell) [109] Joe Shaughnessy (Aberdeen) [110]
JanuaryDerek Adams (Ross County) [111] Gary Hooper (Celtic) [112] Adam Matthews (Celtic) [113]
FebruaryDerek Adams (Ross County) [114] Leigh Griffiths (Hibernian) [115] Stuart Armstrong (Dundee United)
March Stuart McCall (Motherwell) [116] Nicky Law (Motherwell) [117] Josh Meekings (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) [118]
April John Brown (Dundee) [119] Michael Higdon (Motherwell) [120] Henrik Ojamaa (Motherwell) [121]

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