King's College Athletics

Career Highs
Rushing Yards: 88 vs Alvernia (10/19/19
Rushing TD: 1 at Alvernia (10/12/18)
Carries: 12 (twice) at Alvernia (10/12/18); at Stevenson (10/26/19)
Receiving Yards: 54 at Alvernia (10/12/18)
Receiving TD: N/A
Catches: 2 (twice) at Alvernia (10/12/18); at Stevenson (10/26/19)
Longest Kick Return (yards): 23 at Hartwick (9/21/19)

2021: Appeared and started in two games before injury plagued his season as a senior running back for the Monarchs...Recorded 15 rush yards on 15 carries and one reception for three yards...Totaled a season-high eight yards on eight carries in a win over Moravian (9/4/21)...King's finished 5-5 overall and 3-5 in Middle Atlantic Conference play.

2019: Appeared in all 10 games as a sophomore running back … Recorded 46 rushing attempts for 127 yards and added 42 receiving yards … Noted 11 kick return attempts for 159 yards … Tallied a season high 88 rushing yards including his longest rush of the season (30 yards) in a win over Alvernia (10/19) … Recorded 19 reception yards in a road loss to Stevenson (10/26) …  King’s had a 5-5 overall record and went 3-5 in Middle Atlantic Conference play.

2018: Appeared in nine out of ten games on the season as a running back...Contributed 25 carries for 52 yards and one touchdown...Made two receptions for 54 yards...Brought back two kick returns for 21 yards and two punt returns...Recorded five season highs against Alvernia (10/12) including rushing yards (33), longest rush (8), rushing touchdowns (1), reception yards (54) and longest reception (30)...King's went 5-5 overall.

PRIOR TO KING'S: Three-sport standout for the Crusaders of Lancaster Catholic...Named All-Lancaster Conference in football, earning Player of the Week honors twice in Lancaster and Lebanon Counties...Wrestled at 160 pounds as a junior...Also competed as a sprinter on the track team.

PERSONAL: Son of Ralph Clark and Sue Hagler...Has two siblings, Harrison and Londyn...Father Ralph played college football at Division I Robert Morris University...chose King's over Ursinus, Delaware Valley and Alvernia.