| Name |
Mark Gerrard |
| Position |
Wing |
| Height |
192cm |
| Weight |
99kg |
| Date of Birth |
4/9/1982 |
| Club |
Warringah (NSW) |
| Super 14 Team |
Waratahs 2001-2002, Brumbies 2003 - |
| Super 12/14 Points |
165 (21t, 18c, 8p) |
| Super 12/14 Caps |
59 (58 ACT, 1 NSW) |
| Tests |
2005 - It (rep), SA1(rep), NZ1, NZ2 (1t), E, Ir, W.
2006 - E1 (1t), E2 (2t), Ire, NZ1, SA1, NZ2, SA2 (1t), NZ3 (rep), SA3 (rep), Ire2, S (2t).
2007 - W1, W2 (rep), SA2 (t), NZ2 |
| Test Points |
45 (9t) |
| Test Caps |
22 |
| Test Debut |
2005 v Italy, Melbourne |
| Honours |
Australian Schoolboys 1999, Australian Under 19s 2000-2001, Australian Under 21s 2001-2003, Australia A 2003, 2005-, Australian Wallabies 2004- |
| Senior Tours |
2004 UK & France, 2005 UK & France, 2006 UK, Ireland & Italy |
The Wallabies’ top try-scorer in 2006, MARK GERRARD added four Test caps in 2007. A gifted athlete with a powerful boot, he provides reliability and versatility across the back three and has been a regular for the Wallabies since the 2005 Spring Tour.
1999-2000: Represented the Australian Schoolboys and Australian Under 19s after graduating from Narrabeen Sports High.
2001-2002: Was the first Australian player to be signed straight out of school to a Super 12 contract, but played only one match for NSW during those two years before moving to the Brumbies.
2003: Joined the Brumbies and played in all 11 of their Super 12 matches as well as being selected for the Australia A tour of Japan.
2004: Scored an unprecedented hat trick of tries in the Super 12 Final and was selected in his first Wallaby squad before being struck down with a hamstring injury on the eve of his Test debut.
2005: Made his long awaited Test debut against Italy in Melbourne before finishing the season on the Wallabies right wing.
2006: Was the Wallabies leading try scorer with seven tries from 11 Tests and was trialled at flyhalf against Ospreys and Ireland A on the Spring Tour.
2007: Earned his 50th Super Rugby cap for the Brumbies against the Hurricanes in Wellington and recorded his ninth Test try against South Africa at Telstra Stadium in Sydney.
Off Field: Mark is currently completing a Diploma of Management (Business) with Australian Vocational Training Academy
