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

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England Under 20s have named their side to take on New Zealand in the semi-final of the IRB Junior World Championship in Vannes, France, today, kick off 1945 (GMT).

Harlequins can confirm that the screening of the British and Irish Lions' first Test against Australia this weekend at the Twickenham Stoop has sold out.

One lucky fan (and guest), who votes for the winning Etihad Player of the Month, will be drawn at random to win tickets to a Harlequins match as well as get to present the award to the winning player on match day.

Harlequins have put together an internal panel of experts, who will select their top five players each month. Please carefully weigh-up the case for each player and then vote for the chance to meet him and get an exclusive glimpse behind the scenes! Voting ends at midday UK time on January 14th.

You can vote via facebook by clicking here

Sam Smith
Sam Smith played a huge part in Harlequins securing over 100 points in the back-to-back fixtures against Zebre. The winger bagged three tries in the two games, which has allowed Harlequins to sit 10 points clear of Pool 3 with a quarter-final place within touching distance.

Danny Care
Danny Care's electric pace and constant desire for free flowing rugby made him a threat in December. The nimble scrum-half scored during the home fixture against Zebre and broke the kicking trend with a try against London Irish at the Big Game 5 in Twickenham.

Tom Casson
Tom Casson had a very impressive month in December. The centre has formed a powerful partnership with Matt Hopper which is both dangerous in attack while formidable in defence. Casson started all fixtures in December and bagged a try against Connacht at the Stoop for his efforts.

Joe Gray
The Harlequins hooker was pivotal in December. A lynchpin in the scrum, Joe Gray played a pivotal part in securing four penalty tries in the four senior games played in December which secured victories over Zebre in the Heineken Cup and London Irish during the Big Game 5.

Ollie Lindsay-Hague
The young full-back lit the Twickenham Stoop alight during the Aviva 'A' League final against Saracens Storm. During his man of the match performance, he scored two tries and set up a number of others. His blistering pace and dazzling side-stepping ability not only makes him one of the stars of December, but one of the up and coming talents for the future.