Another one of the biggest players in the city, Andrew has automatically been promoted as one of Clark’s top two options (depending on game plans and match ups). He can stretch the floor with his ability to knock down 3’s, and he can assert his dominance with good foot work in the post. Defensively, he will be relied on to be intense nonstop but I don’t see that being a problem as the coaching staff will have him prepared to play at the top of his game, every game.

Set to be one of Clark High School’s main options this season, Andrew has a European look to his game that makes him stand out. He can shoot it from three, stretching defenses thin, and he draws fouls consistently, getting to the line where he’s efficient once he’s there. Around the basket, he finishes with a soft touch, the kind of skill that lets him impose his will on a game without needing to force anything. He’s shaping up to be a player who makes his presence felt every time he steps on the floor.

Andrew Yeung Andrew Yeung 6'7" | SF Clark | 2027 State NV may be a guy who steps into a bigger role at Clark this season. He’s likely closer to 6’6 now and he has a quality shooting stroke. If the Chargers can utilize him as a stretch 4, he should have a good number of catch and shoot looks for them. Yeung also has the size needed to snag rebounds and