Storm duo Mitch Garbutt and Ben Hampton to bolster Tigers and under-16s to contest Cyril Connell Cup grand final BOUND FOR GLORY: Easts Kaleb Fuimoano, pictured running the ball, will be one of the Tigers' under-16s players gunning for an unbeaten season and the Cyril Connell Cup in Sunday's grand final. BIG INCLUSION: Melbourne Storm prop Mitch Garbutt to bolster Easts on Sunday Source: Quest Newspapers TWO Melbourne Storm contracted players will bolster the Tigers' ranks ahead of their round seven match against Burleigh Bears at Langlands Park on Sunday afternoon. Prop Mitch Garbutt (pictured right) is set to start at prop, while young playmaker Ben Hampton will slot in at five-eighth outside Todd Murphy. After a tough loss to Tweed Heads Seagulls last round, coach Craig Ingebrigtsen is hopeful that another strong crowd turns out at Langlands Park for what is shaping as an action-packed day of footy. It was a really good atmosphere (against the Seagulls) and it was great for the club and the area. It just shows that we're doing the right things... to have all those people there was just great for the club," he said. Easts Under 16 Cyril Connell side will kick start the day in their state final against Norths Devils, which will be followed by the Mal Meninga junior representative final between Redcliffe Dolphins and Gold Coast White at 12:10pm. The Intrust Super Cup fixture against the Bears kicks off at 2pm, with Colts to follow at 4pm. But make sure you are at Langlands Park early on Sunday as the club's youngest Tigers square off against Norths in the Cyril Connell Cup grand final at 10.30am. The under-16s Tigers side booked their place in the decider with a 34-16 win over Townsville at the weekend in their semi-final clash at Dolphin Oval. That win means the club has gone through undefeated through the entire campaign, with only the Devils standing between them and glory. "That's a really good wrap for our coach Wayne Adams," Easts chief executive Des Morris said. The clash will be the first game on a bumper day of rugby league, with the Mal Meninga Cup grand final between Gold Coast White and Redcliffe Dolphins to follow the Cyril Connell decider. Spectators at the ISC game will have a chance to be in the draw to win a car.