News | Harlequins Rugby Union | Official Site : Vote for your Etihad Airways Player of the month

From February to April 2013, the Aviva Premiership Rugby Trophy Lift took place at Premiership Rugby Clubs across the country in a search for the ultimate Fan Power, competing for the chance to carry the coveted Aviva Premiership Rugby Trophy to the Twickenham pitch side at the Final on Saturday 25th May.

You could be forgiven for forgetting that summer is just around the corner especially whilst checking the thermometers. But we are only a matter of weeks away from the school summer holidays and the start of the Harlequins Community Summer Camps.

Harlequins have teamed up with NatWest to offer three pairs of tickets to Harlequins fans to watch England play the Barbarians at Twickenham Stadium on Sunday 26th May (Kick-off 1.00pm).

One lucky Harlequins fan who votes for the winning Etihad player of the month, will be drawn at random and, for this month only, will get exclusive behind the scenes access to Harlequins.

As the final preparations for the Big Game 5 are put in place, you and four friends will have front row seats at The Stoop for the Captain's team Run, on Friday 28^th, as well as the opportunity to meet your Etihad Player of the Month and present them with their prize.

Please carefully weigh-up the case for each player and then vote for the chance to meet him and win this exclusive prize.

To cast your vote online via the Harlequins website please click here
or to vote through facebook, please click here

1. Luke Wallace

In the absence of Chris Robshaw, Luke Wallace captained the side to victories over Northampton Saints and Bath Rugby in the LV= Cup. The Harlequins flanker received the man of the match award against Worcester Warriors and has been shortlisted for the LV= breakthrough player of the year for the second successive season.

2. Ben Botica

Ben Botica snatched another dramatic victory for Harlequins by scoring the winning try against Northampton Saints in the LV= Cup. The Harlequins fly-half backed this up a week later with a further 15 points from the boot against Bath Rugby.

3. Karl Dickson

In the absence of Danny Care, Karl Dickson has been electric. A constant threat to any defence, the scrum-half's quick tap penalties have resulted in tries against Gloucester and Northampton Saints, while he was unlucky to be held up himself over the line against Worcester Warriors. The scrum-half has posed a regular threat to defences in both the Aviva Premiership and the LV= Cup.

4. Mark Lambert

Featuring in all games throughout November, Mark Lambert has been an integral part of Harlequins' solid set piece this month. The Harlequins prop is now just three games away from making his 100th appearance for the club.

5. Matt Hopper

The Harlequins centre has been dangerous all month, both in attack and defence. Hopper made a great impact early in the month, finishing off a magnificent try against Gloucester which began inside the Harlequins half. The centre also crossed the whitewash in what proved to be a critical score against Worcester Warriors.