Jay Saunders and his Tonbridge players are loving the ride as they bid for a National South play-off place.

Tommy Warrilow says pressure comes with the territory when playing for Ashford.

Ebbsfleet can win the National League South title when they visit Taunton this Saturday if they better Dartford’s result at home to Dulwich.

Batsman Zak Crawley insists his sole focus at the moment is on making a good start to the summer with Kent.

Dartford boss Alan Dowson has told his squad how many wins they need in the battle for second in National League South.

George Elokobi has a good idea of the players he wants to keep at Maidstone next season after landing the manager’s job.

Skipper Laurence Harvey fears he could be out for the rest of Herne Bay’s Isthmian Premier survival bid this season.

Jack Midson believes Sheppey made a statement with their 5-1 win over Isthmian South East play-off rivals Beckenham.

Roy Hodgson’s return to management at the age of 75 delighted Gillingham boss Neil Harris - but he’s no desire to be doing the same.

Midfielder Josh Oliver has signed a contract to commit his future to Whitstable as the club start to plan ahead for next season.

Both Canterbury 2nds and Dover Sharks face an anxious wait - with the former now having been crowned Kent 2 champions under unusual circumstances.

Ebbsfleet boss Dennis Kutrieb fears striker Rakish Bingham could miss the start of next season after an Achilles injury at Slough.

Striker Adebayo Akinfenwa has revealed how Faversham manager Sammy Moore convinced him out of retirement.

Steve Watt says Hythe beat Sevenoaks at their own game after proving they can play football.

Boss Dennis Kutrieb says Ebbsfleet striker Dominic Poleon can break the 40-goal barrier this season - if he wants to.

Boss Dennis Kutrieb says Ebbsfleet striker Dominic Poleon can break the 40-goal barrier this season - if he wants to.

Boss Ryan Maxwell has some welcome selection headaches amid Sittingbourne’s eight-match unbeaten run.

George Elokobi backed goalkeeper Tom Hadler after his injury-time mistake in Maidstone’s defeat by Bromley.

Joint-boss Roland Edge says there’s still plenty for Folkestone to play for this season despite their play-off prospects being all but over.

All-rounder Joey Evison feels he developed as a bowler over the winter as he looks ahead to his first full season at Kent.