The February nominees are…

Since when ?

As of Wednesday noon, go to www.ledauphine.com.

In the Sports tab, you will find a poll that allows you to vote.

till when ?

Online voting will take place until noon on Wednesday, March 15th.

The next day you will find out in your newspaper the interview of the winner.

and then?

In June, the winners of the “Sportsman of the Month” trophy will be finalized to be crowned “Sportsman of the Year” during a grand ceremony.

➤ Age: 24 years old

➤ Club: Charvieu-Chavagneux Isère Cycling

The player emerging from the northern club Isère quickly emerged in his new colours. LeBeau raised his arms for the CCIC team at the start of the season with his success in the third stage of the Boucles du Var. A race where the Pink Jackets have been among the great leaders in the peloton of this classic since the start of the season on the road.

➤ Age: 35 years old

➤ Club: CS Bourgoin-Jallieu

➤ Position: 3^H Line

The Australian from CSBJ is making a full workout of his third season in Bergali. The second highest scorer for National with 8 tries, he took advantage of February to score some goals. A brace in the victory over Sorens and a try in the precious success against Albi. In addition to this accounting contribution, Berjallian’s third line is the undisputed locker room leader.

➤ Age: 25 years old

➤ Club: FC Bourgoin-Jallieu

➤ Position: Center back

He is a pillar of FCBJ’s defence, best in his national group 3. Aix les Bains. More than ever in the race for promotion to National 2, despite the painful defeat to open the month of March, FCBJ can count on Roselli.

➤ Age: 29 years old

➤ Club: CS Vienna

➤ Position: 3^H Line

The sky and white No. 8 is one of the great architects of his team’s very good start to the year at National 2. Tough to impress, a tireless climber, he continues to thrive on the banks of the Rhone nearly three years after arriving from Romilly. The New Zealander made three attempts in February. Including a weak capital in the shock made it possible to bring down the tournament leader at that time, La Seyne.