The leading WR in Britball history in terms of yardage (and probably any other category). Mark started his career at Sutton Coldfield Royals in 1988 as an 18 year old, before moving onto play for the Redditch Arrows in 1990. After a decent season with the Arrows, he joined the Birmingham Bulls in 1991. After a lack of gametime, he moved to Coventry in 1992 but after a great season returned to the Bulls where he made the WR slot his own. After a stellar 1994 season (74 catches and over 1,000 yards) he was selected to play for the London Monarchs in the 1995 season, and also took the Bulls to the 1995 national title.

He has the GB record for most GB caps (12) in a national career spanning since 1995, and also scored the winning TD in the 1997 qualifier in Madrid against Spain.

In 2005, he joined the Coventry Jets and caught 1246 yards placing him 8^th on the alltime list for receiving yards in 1 season, and also broke the record for most receiving TD’s in one season with 33 on the way to clinching the Division Two title. In 2006 caught 11 for 228 yards (6^th on the alltime list for yards in 1 game) against the Birmingham Bulls, and caught 11 for 154 yards and a TD in the Jets Division 1A Bowl game win over the Bristol Aztecs.

In 2007, he led the Jets to the national final against the London Blitz and despite retirement rumours returned in 2008 to post 33 catches for 805 yards and 13 TDs as well as the national title for the Jets.