Mark Creighton

Kidderminster Harriers

Creighton began his career in the youth team at Kidderminster Harriers, before spending a number of years moving between non-league, amateur clubs in the Midlands including Moor Green, Paget Rangers and Halesowen Town. He eventually ended up at Redditch United where he became captain and won numerous awards. His success at Redditch secured him a return to the Harriers in 2006. During his three seasons at Aggborough Creighton became club captain and appeared 133 times for the club.

Oxford United

After three seasons at Kidderminster, in May 2009 Creighton joined Oxford United, where he became a regular starter. In 2010, he helped Oxford gain promotion out of the Conference Premier and into League Two. Although he was a regular in the first team with the Us he was selected less often during Oxford's first season back in the Football League and was subsequently loaned out at the end of 2010.

Wrexham

In November 2010, Creighton went out on loan to Conference Premier side Wrexham where, after a successful loan spell, he signed an 18-month contract. Creighton became a huge influence in the Wrexham side during the 2010/2011 season and played in the side that lost to Luton Town in the Conference Premier play-off semi-finals. In the 2011/2012 season Creighton again proved to be influential in the Wrexham defence playing a part in breaking the club record for the most clean sheets in a row for the club; goalkeeper Joslain Mayebi gave…

Southport

Creighton joined Southport on 26 August 2016, as assistant manager to former Wrexham teammate Andy Bishop.

Oxford United

Conference Premier play-offs: 2009–10 Wrexham

FA Trophy: 2012–13