Harlequins Rugby Union : The Club : Vote and get the chance to interview your Etihad player of the month

See how the Etihad Airways', Fly With The Best, Train With The Best competition winners got on at their exclusive behind the scenes training day at Harlequins' training ground

Harlequins captain Chris Robshaw started his summer holiday in style with a round of golf with current world number two Rory McIlroy, former England cricket captain Andrew Strauss and Arsenal footballer Theo Walcott at Wentworth Golf Club today.

Harlequins will be represented at the Aviva Premiership Final by Bishop Perrin Church of England Primary School after helping local children improve their numeracy skills with the Tackling Numbers programme in partnership with MBNA.

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

So who are September's leading Etihad Player of The Month contenders?

1. Nick Evans

Nick Evans has been a vital cog for the Harlequins team this September, the fly-half was inspirational in the dramatic victory over London Wasps, scoring a try in the process. The Kiwi has scored 74 points in the opening five rounds and has been a valuable leader on the field.

2. George Robson

Exemplary in the lineout, George Robson has played a key factor in the Londoners' set piece so far this season. His excellent lineout form has been key to the Harlequins attack and the lock has also been effective in open play, bagging three tries in five games.

3. Joe Gray

Joe Gray's lineout throwing has been exceptional this month. The hooker has consistently hit is targets in the set piece and has been a vital cog in the scrums. His precision has given Harlequins a fantastic attacking platform, allowing the side to score 17 tries this season.

4. Tom Guest

Tom Guest has been incredibly effective in both attack and defence this month. The flanker's charge down kick sparked the almighty comeback against London Wasps and his half break against Saracens ultimately lead to Danny Care's try.

5. Tom Williams

Up until an injury sustained in scoring a try against Leicester Tigers, Tom Williams was in great form. Strong with the ball in hand and a constant threat to many defences in the opening four fixtures, the winger crossed the white wash twice and was key in the build-up to others.