Fijian Drua fans at Churchill Park, Lautoka. Photo: Kirk Corrie/ActionPress
The Fijian Drua have named their co-captains for the new Super Rugby season.
Lock Temo Mayanavanua and halfback Frank Lomani will share the role.
The pair say they have a lot of history.
"I first met Frank when we were in the academies and stuff," Mayanavanua said.
"He's still the same person, still energetic; his leadership skills are second to none as well."
Frank Lomani, left, and Caleb Muntz Photo: FRU
The Drua's 2026 Super Rugby campaign kicks off on 14 February, against Moana Pasifika.
It's the first of several matches the Drua will host in Fiji, including match-ups against the Hurricanes, Highlanders, Brumbies, Reds, Force, and Waratahs.
Fiji's Western town of Ba will host its first-ever Super Rugby Pacific fixture, when the Fijian Drua take on the Brumbies at the newly opened Four R Stadium on 14 March.
Formerly known as Govind Park, Ba's Four R Stadium features a new 9,000-seater stand, multiple change rooms, and corporate hospitality facilities, in the town the Drua said is traditionally a football powerhouse.