Kami Clark Kami Clark 5'10" | CG/PG Carlisle | 2028 State IA is another that every recruiter should be keeping an eye on this Spring and this upcoming weekend in Texas. Clark is a lengthy CG, that can move all over the floor. She has a nice ability on and off of the ball, always being versatile and she isn’t a slouch on defense. If her shots aren’t falling, she can still stay on the floor because of her ability to make stops and coaches love to see that from a recruiting perspective. If Clark can put together a really nice Spring, the interest should start to flood in for her from the next level come this Fall. She needs to demonstrate that on no matter what floor, she can stand out and be an impactful piece on a winning team. If she can do that, who knows who might come in with a strong offer following her high school journey.

Kami Clark Kami Clark 5'10" | CG/PG Carlisle | 2028 State IA is yet another glue player who does a little bit of everything for her team — there is a lot to like about this sophomore’s game. Her stat line is solid — 7.3PPG, 2.3RPG, 3.5APG and 2.3SPG on a Carlisle squad with a 23-1 record this year. In other words if you need something done, you can count on Clark to do it. One of my favorite aspects of her game is her versatility. With length and athleticism, Clark is able to switch on to forwards with ease and has quick hands to hassle guards and force steals. On the offensive end, she’s shooting at a solid level from the floor as well. If Carlisle makes a deep run next week, you can count on Clark to be a part of the charge.

It’s going to be a big twelve months ahead of Kami Clark Kami Clark 5'10" | CG/PG Carlisle | 2028 State IA on the hardwood. Clark is going to be in charge of finishing off this season along side Macy Comito Macy Comito 5'10" | PG Carlisle | 2026 State #124 Nation IA and then from there she will be looked upon to build off of that momentum moving into AAU season on the road. Clark is versatile. She can play off the ball as a scorer or a main creator, depending who is placed around her. When Clark is the best player on the her team, she knows it and then she takes over so it’ll be fun to see how she takes over next year when it’s her team at Carlisle but for now she will continue to worry about the season at hand.

Taking into consideration length, height, natural presence and Kami Clark Kami Clark 5'10" | CG/PG Carlisle | 2028 State IA falls into being one of the best players that this conference has to offer moving into the 2025-2026 season. Clark has good size at 5’10 and a good feel for the game. She is usually more of a SG but I’ve seen her lead a showcase as a passer/distributor and it was pretty impressive as well. She understands some detailed skill moves offensively but she also isn’t afraid to keep it simple over everything else. Clark should take a step up from last season and she should help Comito get their Carlisle team to the State Tournament. If they play selflessly and off of each-other at a consistent rate, they are going to be hard to stop.

We saw Kami Clark Kami Clark 5'10" | CG/PG Carlisle | 2028 State IA as a top notch facilitator at this event in every definition of the phrase. Clark is a lengthy CG, that can move between the 1, 2, or 3 spot right now. She can either be your leading scorer as an offensive threat or she can help others get open around her. Which is exactly what she did during this event. She was hitting players in the full court for transition buckets and she was doing the same within the half court offense. Clark is going to be a big piece to Carlisle’s puzzle this Winter. If she can step up each evening, they should be able to go some places come Playoff time.

Kami Clark Kami Clark 5'10" | CG/PG Carlisle | 2028 State IA stood out today by creating space with her length and athleticism. Clark is a big guard who knows how to use her body both at the rim and with a glittering midrange game. I saw Clark finish a number of one-handed reach layups where I thought the defender had good positioning, only for Clark to extend up high for tough lay-ins. She also used her height and pivot on a handful of turnaround jumpers that drew applause from the referees at the event. While you can’t teach size, you can teach players how to use it — and Clark sure uses it well.

Carlisle High School is going to have revenge on their minds this season, coming off of a Winter in which they fell just short of the State Tournament. I actually think they will redeem themselves and make it this time around. A big reason for that will be 2028 – Kami Clark Kami Clark 5'10" | CG/PG Carlisle | 2028 State IA at the SG/CG spot. Clark plays off the ball within this system because of their star PG – Macy Comito Macy Comito 5'10" | PG Carlisle | 2026 State #124 Nation IA . Comito creates and Clark cashes in. Something you love to see from a continuity standpoint. If they can do that same thing this time around, they should find themselves in Des Moines before you know it.

This AAU season has been a notable one for Kami Clark Kami Clark 5'10" | CG/PG Carlisle | 2028 State IA of the Iowa Battlers 15U program. Clark has been killing the game in transition, making coast-to-coast takes look simple. She is competing with great pace-of-play. All while being someone that can also eat on the defensive end. She does fairly well at the 2 spot, playing off the ball as her team’s SG, depending on the given situation as well. I’m expecting a big season ahead this Winter for Clark at Carlisle High School. If she continues to stay aggressive, she should put up some eye-opening numbers for her Sophomore campaign.

Kami Clark Kami Clark 5'10" | CG/PG Carlisle | 2028 State IA is one of those aforementioned lengthy players from Carlisle that has a bright future ahead of her. She’s a freshman with a strong basketball IQ – I thought she found open space very well on her cuts and showed maturity by stepping up when her team needed her down the stretch. She uses her body well in the paint, adapts to what the defense gives her, she’s not afraid to get physical for rebounds, and I think she is a solid asset defensively too. Clark finished the game with 10 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 steals – and most importantly, hit back-to-back buckets when the score was tied late in the fourth to put Carlisle ahead for good.