Clark has made a buzz for himself with how he’s competed for the Colorado Titans to start the Spring season. At the Centennial State Cup, he was one of the standout names as he made timely buckets, he excelled with the ball in his hands, and he was a two-way standout who made big plays to secure wins for his squad. He has a solid understanding of where to be on the floor, he plays with pace, and he hustles. He was all over defensively as he got a few steals, he anticipated plays, and got his hands on loose balls, which gained momentum for his team. Clark then turned that into points. He knocked down multiple 3-pointers, he’s a creative finisher inside, and he uses the pick and roll to his advantage. He knew when to attack and when to let the game come to him, and that is difficult for a young prospect. Curious to see what he looks like by summer’s end, but he certainly was worth making the watch list this go-round. 

Clark stood out with his hustle and ability to impact the game in key moments. Defensively, he showed a high motor, tracking down plays from behind and putting in the effort to contest shots and recover in transition. His awareness and persistence allowed him to make plays that shifted momentum. Offensively, Clark demonstrated the ability to knock down clutch shots from beyond the arc, showing confidence in pressure situations. He also attacked the paint, creating scoring opportunities off the dribble. His combination of hustle, timely scoring and competitiveness makes him an intriguing prospect to watch as he continues to develop.