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Mark Nicholls

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NRL Player

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About me

  • Keynote Speaker
  • Professional

Mark Nicholls is a professional rugby league player for the Dolphins. 

Mark played just 28 games in first 7 seasons of NRL. Mark has now captained South Sydney & the Dolphins, played in a Grand Final and established himself as a regular NRL footballer, playing over 170 NRL games. Mark is now one of the oldest players in the NRL, but keeps improving his game amd getting better.

An inspiring talk, Mark has spoke about his journey multiple times with rave reviews.

Mark has a Bachelor in Sports Science and Sports Management, and a Graduate Certificate in Project Management. He is a proud volunteer for the Salvation Army and big believer in Mental Health, growing a moustache every November for Movember.

He is a proud dad and family man, loves getting outdoors, staying active and cooking. Mark is ideal for any brand looking to grow their image and promote their products.

Based in

Queensland

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Queensland

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Endorsements

I used Pickstar to increase student engagement and motivation during online learning. Mark Nicholls was engaging, inspirational and informative about what it takes to be an NRL player. The students and teaching staff really valued his time and the insights he had to share.
Prithvi - Victoria University Secondary College