By Tim Mosey Easts are on track to play finals footy in 2018 and their young flyhalf Jack Frampton is a bit reason why. But Frampton is not your typical premier rugby player. He didn’t spend three years playing first XV at a GPS school nor did he play Australian Schoolboys or Junior Wallabies. He is though, a Tiger to the core. “I’ve played at Easts since the under 7s,” 21 year old Frampton said. “While I was at Ormiston College I spent my younger years playing touch more than rugby. I played First XV but took a couple of years off and came back in my second year of colts. “I just wasn’t enjoying playing and who I was playing with so I took a break while I was in school.” A carpenter by trade, Frampton has been at the centre of Easts’ charge towards the 2018 post season, just a few years after he gave the game away. “When I came back and played colts I just wanted to enjoy myself again, meet some new people and enjoy playing footy. “I