Want to keep my chapter markers when exporting to a .mov

I'm (very) inexperienced with video editing in general but have been finding my way with premiere pro. I'm at the stage where I am ready to export. I want to create a .mov file and leave in all the chapter markers I have already set.
After the last export there seems to be some recognition that the chapters are there however they all seem to be set at the 00:00:00 mark (all 20+ of them)
It's 60 minutes of footage from a Roller Derby bout. I am exporting with these setting 1080i, 29.97fps, progressive, quality 90, h.264, uncompressed sound. (any advice on changing these settings for optimal performance for sports footage with a smaller file size would also be greatly appreciated)
Chapter markers are "encore chapter markers" regular markers don't seem to work either.
Thanks!

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