Mark Geyer

From a prominent rugby league player to a respected radio host, Mark Geyer has maintained a public presence known for his candid commentary and commitment to community initiatives. After establishing a regular first-grade position with the Penrith Panthers in 1987, Mark Geyer went on to play a crucial role as a second-row forward in the team’s inaugural NSWRL Premiership win in 1991. Geyer’s professional rugby league career began in the 1980s, swiftly gaining recognition for his aggressive playing style. In 1987, he was selected for the City Seconds team and played in the Penrith Reserve Grade Grand Final winning team.

He was selected for New South Wales in the State of Origin series in 1989 and 1991, and represented Australia on the 1990 Kangaroo tour, making his Test debut against France in 1990 and two Test appearances against New Zealand in 1991. Geyer’s career progression included playing for the Balmain Tigers in 1993 and the Western Reds from 1995 to 1997. He later returned to the Penrith Panthers for three final seasons from 1998, retiring at the end of 2000. For his contributions to the sport, Geyer was awarded the Australian Sports Medal in 2000.

Throughout his journey, Geyer’s professional trajectory reflects resilience and adaptability, moving from a distinguished athletic career to a prominent and respected role in media and community engagement, departing from Triple M in 2024.