Tuesday 1 March 2016 17:54, UK
Vote for your Sportswoman of the Month, with the nominees announced live on Sky Sports News HQ.
The nominees for February are:
Sarah Taylor
Taylor brought up a century of international appearances during England's tour to South Africa and played a leading role in the 2-1 series win. The 26-year-old passed 2000 career T20 runs in Johannesburg and averaged 100 during the South Africa series.
Kate Richardson-Walsh
Kate Richardson-Walsh became Britain's most capped female player in history in February when she featured in the 1-1 draw against Australia. That was Richardson-Walsh's 356th international appearance, taking her past the previous record held by current GB assistant coach Karen Brown. The GB skipper made her international debut in 1999.
Lexi Thompson
Lexi Thompson won her seventh career LPGA tour title in February when she became the youngest ever winner of the Honda LGPA tournament in Thailand. The six shot victory at the Chonburi course will see the 21-year-old from Coral Springs in Florida move ahead of Stacy Lewis to become America's top-ranked female golfer.
Elise Christie
Elise Christie's splendid run of form continued during February as she won three gold medals and a silver in the final two World Cup events of the season. That came after a sensational performance in Sochi in January, where the Livingston speed skater put to bed the memories of the three disqualifications she suffered at the same venue during the 2014 Winter Olympics to become triple European champion.
Madi Rowlands
February was a month 15-year-old Madi Rowlands will never forget as she became ski halfpipe champion at the Youth Olympics Winter Games in Lillehammer, winning Team GB's first ever gold medal on snow. Madi, who became the youngest member of the British Freeski team in 2014, also won slopestyle bronze to return home from Lillehammer with two medals.
Sarah Hunter
Captain Sarah Hunter has led England on an unbeaten run so far in the Six Nations. England beat Scotland 32-0 and Italy 33-24 in their first two matches but were forced to come from behind to edge 2015 Women's Six Nations champions Ireland 13-9 in a gripping encounter at Twickenham.
Vote now at skysports.com and the poll closes at midnight on Sunday March 6th.
