They are due to play 10 Pitching In Southern League Premier Central Division games between tomorrow (March 15) and April 26 as Andy Reynolds men look to move out of the relegation zone in what remains a closely contested division.
It all starts with Saturday's mouthwatering clash against high flying Kettering Town at home.

Second placed Kettering Town - who feature former Premier League players Nile Ranger and Marvin Sordell - visit the Fosters Solicitors Community Stadium (3pm KO) for the first of four matches in 14 days this month.

The Northamptonshire-based side are two points behind leaders Bedford Town after losing 2-3 at home to St Ives Town last Saturday.

With games having been rescheduled there will be six matches to follow in April.

The Trawlerboys will be aiming for some home comforts tomorrow having suffered late heartbreak from back-to-back away games - with both games ending in last-gasp draws.

But they remain unbeaten in their last three league games, having picked up five points between February 15 and March 8.

Last Saturday, March 8 Lowestoft made the 200-mile round trip to Hertfordshire to take on 10th placed Royston Town at Garden Walk - and again they went so close to a crucial victory.

After taking a 16th minute lead through Harvey Sayer's penalty at 12th placed Royston, there was late heartbreak on the road once more.

For the second successive away game The Trawlerboys were hit by an equaliser in added on time as Locke scored in the 96th minute as it ended 1-1.

This combined with results elsewhere over the past week means The Trawlerboys remain in 19th position on 35 points - with 18th-placed Barwell one point ahead having played two more games than Lowestoft.

Redditch United, in 17th place, are five points ahead having played two more games than The Trawlerboys, while 16th placed Bromsgrove Sporting are six points ahead of Lowestoft having played a game more.

After tomorrow's home game against Kettering Town a visit to fifth placed Halesowen Town follows on Saturday, March 22.

Reynolds' men will then travel to play bottom of the table Biggleswade Town away on Tuesday, March 25, before Lowestoft complete the month's action on Saturday, March 29 at home to ninth placed Spalding United.

Lowestoft's final six games in April start on Tuesday, April 1 at home to Banbury United before an away trip to Bromsgrove Sporting on Saturday, April 5.

Lowestoft host Bedford Town on Saturday, April 12 before an away trip to AFC Telford United on Friday, April 18.

An eagerly awaited all-Suffolk derby follows on Monday, April 21 at home to Leiston, before the season ends on Saturday, April 26 away at Alvechurch.