Jack Nowell extends Exeter stay

As revealed in The Rugby Paper this morning, Exeter Chiefs confirmed Jack Nowell will stay at Sandy Park for the foreseeable future.
The England winger has put pen to paper on new deal that will keep in in Devon until 2017.
“Everything has been going really well for me at the club, so it would be silly not for me to sign the contract,” said Nowell.
“Ever since I joined, the club have always looked after me and helped me to progress to where I am now.
“Yes, I've had a few troubles with my knee over the years, but the club have managed me really well and knew what was best for me. I had a bit of time off at the start of the season just gone and now they are helping me a lot with my knee after having the operation.
“From a playing side, though, they have brought me to the top of my game and they gave me that chance when I was younger to go out and perform and really put the trust in me.
“As I've said before, step by step we're all making big strides. I knew when I signed my first contract with the academy, the coaches told me the club was going places and that they wanted to back the young boys, which they have done.”
Head Coach Rob Baxter added: “It's fantastic news for us and along with the likes of Luke Cowan-Dickie, Sam Hill and Dave Ewers, we've now got most of those young guys tied down and committed to the club long term.”