Myler's five penalties from five attempts helped the Saints see off Bourgoin in the 2009 European Challenge Cup final, and there was another perfect kicking record in the 2010 LV= Cup final as the Saints beat Gloucester to lift the silverware.
In his 99 appearances to date Myler has scored 715 points, and his 187 points so far this season makes him the Saints' top scorer in all competitions. Director of rugby Jim Mallinder today paid tribute to Myler.
"Stephen is an important player in the Saints squad," he said. "He works hard and is always committed to improving as a player, both with his individual skills and in his overall game management. I'd like to congratulate him on reaching a hundred appearances, which is an important milestone for a player."
The Saints take on Saracens tomorrow with both teams still in the hunt for a home Guinness Premiership play-off semi-final and Mallinder says that the Men in Black will be stiff opposition.
"We have played Saracens plenty of times this year and all three of our games in the Guinness Premiership and LV= Cup have been very difficult. Saracens have been a tough and physical outfit all season, and in their past few games they have been one of the form teams with the ball in hand as well, scoring plenty of tries.
"So we will not only have to be disciplined around the breakdown but we will also have to defend well across the field and take our own chances of points when they come."
Tomorrow's game is not being televised and is completely sold out. But supporters can still follow all the action from the Gardens right here on www.northamptonsaints.co.uk. Matchday Live! will have live text tracking and match commentary, while score updates will be posted every 10 minutes on www.twitter.com/SaintsRugby
NORTHAMPTON SAINTS TEAM TO PLAY SARACENS
Guinness Premiership Round 21
Franklin's Gardens
Saturday, April 24th, 2010
Kick off 3:00pm
15 Ben Foden
14 Chris Ashton
13 Jon Clarke
12 James Downey
11 Bruce Reihana
10 Stephen Myler
9 Lee Dickson
1 Soane Tonga'uiha
2 Dylan Hartley (capt)
3 Euan Murray
4 Ignacio Fernandez Lobbe
5 Juandre Kruger
6 Courtney Lawes
7 Phil Dowson
8 Roger Wilson
Replacements
16 Brett Sharman
17 Regardt Dreyer
18 Brian Mujati
19 Mark Easter
20 Neil Best
21 Alan Dickens
22 Shane Geraghty
23 Joe Ansbro
Saracens boss Brendan Venter has made four changes to the team that beat Harlequins last weekend. Glen Jackson, Neil de Kock, Mouritz Botha and Jacques Burger have swapped places with Derick Hougaard, Justin Marshall, Tom Ryder and Justin Melck, who are all named on the bench for Saturday's clash.
In other changes on the bench, Rhys Gill returns from injury while Ethienne Reynecke takes the place of Fabio Ongaro who picked up a knock against Harlequins.
Venter insists that he is looking forward to Saracens' final two matches of the regular season at Franklin's Gardens and Welford Road.
"Northampton are a great side and it will be a huge game - one which we are really looking forward to," he said. "Northampton and Leicester are the trendsetters and they're not one and two in the country for nothing. But we're really looking forward to the challenge and we want to get ourselves into a situation where we can win the Premiership. But we will continue to take it game to game, starting at Northampton on Saturday."
SARACENS TEAM TO PLAY NORTHAMPTON
15 Alex Goode
14 Michael Tagicakibau
13 Adam Powell
12 Brad Barritt
11 Rodd Penney
10 Glen Jackson
9 Neil de Kock
1 Matias Aguero
2 Schalk Brits
3 Petrus du Plessis
4 Hugh Vyvyan
5 Mouritz Botha
6 Jacques Burger
7 Andy Saull
8 Ernst Joubert
Replacements
16 Ethienne Reynecke
17 Rhys Gill
18 Richard Skuse
19 Tom Ryder
20 Justin Melck
21 Justin Marshall
22 Derick Hougaard
23 Kameli Ratuvou
