Provence were in fine form against Brive on Friday night, keeping their opponents tryless in a 25-3 win.

Flyhalf Caleb Muntz had a superb game directing the side around the park and was on point with the boot. A couple of touch finders from penalties off the top shelf to get his team metres out from the opposition tryline. He also kicked a 50-22, his first in the competition.

Kicking for goal he was near perfect, his only miss was a bit of a head-scratcher as it looked to have gone over.

Provence are tracking well and Muntz heads into the November test schedule on the back of some great form.

Former Fijian Drua flyhalf Caleb Muntz made his much anticipated debut for Provence in their round 7 clash with Nevers.

At home in front of a boisterous crowd, it didn’t take long for Muntz to make an impact, setting up the first try in the 4th minute.

20 minutes later he went over for his own 5 pointer after some quick thinking by his halfback Arthur Coville.

Provence would go on to win the match despite taking their foot off the gas in the 2nd half. Final score 39-33.

Caleb Muntz and Simione Kuruvoli steered the Flying Fijians to victory against the Brave of Scotland. It wasn’t a perfect performance from the flyhalf, kicking the ball out on the full in the opening minute and turning the ball over on 3 other occasions but he was solid defensively and distributed well.

Kicked 2/3 conversions, 1 penalty goal and a try assist when he threw the final pass for Jiuta Wainiqolo’s try.

Caleb Muntz took the reigns at flyhalf in the Flying Fijians opening test match of the year. Without being spectacular, he serviced the team well and played distributor for most the game. Took on the line on a 7 occasions, gaining 42 metres and was forced to make 5 tackles.

Had a decent day with the boot, kicking 2 penalties and 1 of 2 conversions.