The candidates for the voting for the winner are as follows:
May Cruft
In her first full season in the professional game, the young midfielder continues to go from strength to strength in the Rangers midfield.
Having claimed the club award for the first time in March, her breakthrough campaign was recognised by her fellow professionals as she was voted the PFA Young Player of the Year at just 16 years of age.
Having missed the first outing of the month due to injury, the youngster hoped the Gers would get an Easter Monday Old Firm success before they rounded off April with a midweek win over Hibs.
Katie Wilkinson
The club’s top goalscorer continues to be ever-present and a reliable source of goals for the Gers as we reach the run-in at the end of the season.
Scooping the club’s top goalscorer and Player of the Year awards respectively, she was also up for the league’s nomination in a fantastic second season in Glasgow.
Starting all four league matches last month, the number 44’s notable highlight was a memorable Old Firm hat-trick for the first time in her career, before rounding off the month with a spot kick goal in the win over Hibs at Broadwood.
Camille Lafaix
In her second season in Scotland, the French-American has progressed positively as the campaign has gone on to make herself a regular in Leanne Crichton’s midfield.
Also starting all four matches, she helped the Gers to nine points as they firstly bounced back from cup final disappointment with a league win over Partick Thistle.
A standout display in the derby followed, before she featured in the matches against the Edinburgh sides following the international break.
Calliste Brookshire
January arrival Calliste Brookshire continues to be an instant hit with the fans, with real eye-catching displays on the flanks for the Light Blues.
She has shown consistency in her performances since her move earlier this year, providing real directness and competition in the wide areas for Leanne Crichton.
Another four appearances followed for the Greece international in April, as she found the back of the net in the match against Hearts in Cumbernauld to add to her goal tally in blue.
Nicola Docherty
The captain continues to lead by example and put on steady displays in the backline as the Gers target a successful end to the season.
Four further starts arrived for the skipper last month, helping the team to three clean sheets out of four whilst helping the side to another Old Firm success.
They bounced back from the cup final defeat with wins over Thistle and in the derby, before the full-back joined up with her national team for their crucial World Cup qualifying matches.
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