Going from Williamsburg to Clay County over the summer, Roark should help the Tigers get back to being regional title contenders in 2024. Jerrod is a pure scorer who gives the Clay County offense an added dimension and keeps them from having to rely on Hayden Harris Hayden Harris 6'7" | SF Clay County | 2024 State KY .

Roark comes to Clay County from Williamsburg and spent the Spring and Summer playing AAU with most of his Tiger teammates so chemistry won’t be an issue. Jerrod is a strong guard who can fill it up with the ball in his hands. With more talent around him at Clay, look for him to be a good facilitator as well.

Jerrod is another 2025 guard who can really score the ball. Roark will be interesting to see as there are so many good guards in this camp. Will he be aggressive and go at his competition? Or will he sit back and pick his spots? We’ll find out tomorrow.

The 6-2 guard continues to impress as the weekend rolls on with his dynamic playmaking. Roark is proving to the scouts and coaches he can be the real deal as a future college prospect. Roark played with a ton of heart and played with a ton of energy this weekend.

Playing up a year with a team primarily consisting of the Clay County High School team, Roark was often the best player on the floor during his two games on Saturday. The strong, athletic 6’2″ guard poured in a combined 45 points in two games showcasing excellent driving ability, finishing ability, and good decision-making. Definitely one to follow.

The 6-2 combo guard showed flashes that he can play multiple positions when he’s on the floor. He brought great court vision and unselfishness this morning helping lead Kentucky Hoops to a win over NEBC 2024 this morning. He is an efficient playmaker where he was making the extra pass or knowing when to shoot the basketball. Roark was also very quick on the defensive end jumping into the passing lanes and turning defense into offense.

The 6-2 point guard was one of the state’s leading scorers during the high school season playing for Williamsburg. Roark averaged 22.5 points, 6.3 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game. Roark is also known for his dynamic playmaking skills where he plays with an elusive edge by getting his teammates involved. Look for Roark’s recruitment to start taking notice as we gear into the Live Period next month.

The high scoring point guard from Williamsburg moves all the way up from 110th to 44th overall thanks to a big Sophomore season. Roark was among the state scoring leaders and had multiple 30+ point outings over the season. He has a big AAU season coming up as he should be surrounded by more talent and be able to show more playmaking.