It was a category that was overwhelmed by South African players. Roos crushed the difficulties from the Vodacom Bulls captain Marcell Coetzee, his colleague Ruan Nortje, Lukhanyo Am of the Sharks, Lions back column Vincent Tshituka, and Stormers back Warrick Gelant.
A media survey, designations from the training staffs of the Springboks and the four contending establishments, and eventually a fan vote through Vodacom's computerized stages decided the six finalists.
Roos commended their most memorable triumph in a worldwide competition at the end of the week, along with his DHL Stormers colleagues. Roos got four honors altogether, including Breakthrough Player of the Season, Players' Player of the Season, and Fan Player of the Season.
"We are more than happy for Evan, and this grant is merited given his structure and consistency all through the opposition," said Springbok mentor Jacques Nienaber. "The way that he got this distinction in a rivalry highlighting probably the best players in the northern side of the equator likewise shows the profundity and nature of players we have in South Africa, particularly youthful players."
Roos is currently set to win his most memorable Test cap, with the No.8 a shoo-in to highlight against Wales with Duane Vermuelen recuperating from a knee medical procedure.
Tackle Machine: Alan O'Connor (Ulster)
Turnover King: Jac Morgan (Ospreys)
Gilbert Golden Boot: Gareth Anscombe (Ospreys)
Top Try Scorer: Leolin Zas (DHL Stormers)
Ironman: Ruan Nortje (Vodacom Bulls)
Cutting edge Player of the period: Evan Roos (DHL Stormers)
Vodacom Fans' Player of the period: Evan Roos (DHL Stormers)
Loch Lomond Coach of the Period: Leo Cullen (Leinster)
Players' Player of the period: Evan Roos (DHL Stormers)
Vodacom URC Player of the time: Evan Roos (DHL Stormers)
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