Naomi Clark

Naomi Clark dribbling the ball up field against South Carolina

Naomi Clark dribbling the ball against Texas State

Photo by: Brock Borgeson/University of Oklahoma

Kayla Keefer and Naomi Clark celebration after her goal against North Texas

High five line prior to the game against Oklahoma State

Photo by: Brendall Vargas/University of Oklahoma

Naomi Clark celebration against Oklahoma State

Photo by: Asia Purnell/University of Oklahoma

Position:
Forward
Height:
5-10
Class:
Junior
Prev School:
Washington State
Hometown:
Parker, Colo.

PRONUNCIATION

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Top Drawer Soccer Team Member of the Week - August 19
Scored consecutive braces to start her OU career
First OU player to score a brace in her debut since 1998 (second all-time)

2025 (Junior at Oklahoma): Started 11 of 17 matches ... paces OU with eight goals ... scored braces in consecutive games to start the season ... added scores against Tulsa, Louisiana Tech, Omaha and Texas ... tallied four points including two assists in a 4-2 win against Texas Oct. 19.

2024 (Sophomore at Washington State): Played in all 19 matches with 10 starts…delivered three assists on the season in 677 minutes of action…delivered the assist on the game-tying goal against UC San Diego (Sept. 8)…added an assist against Georgia (Sept. 15) and delivered the assist on the Cougs’ game-winner over Saint Mary’s (Oct. 9)…West Coast Conference All-Academic Honorable Mention.

2023 (Freshman at Washington State): Appeared in all 19 matches, starting five…tallied four goals, beginning in the season-opener against Eastern Washington, Aug. 17…became the first WSU freshman to score in the first two games of her college career since Kailiana Johnson in 2013…also scored against Weber State, Aug. 27 with a SportsCenter Top 10 shot from outside the area…scored against Oregon State, Oct. 26 with a career high 10 shots, six on frame…tied for third-most points on the team with eight points…named to the TopDrawerSoccer Midseason Top 100 Freshmen list at No. 75.

FUN FACTS: Favorite food is fruit … favorite quote: “Everything happens for a reason.” … would play volleyball or track if not soccer … favorite movie is “Pride and Prejudice” … wanted to be a professional athlete growing up … biggest fear is heights … favorite musical artist is J. Cole … dream vacation is Bora Bora … enjoys coloring … favorite song right now is “Do 4 Love” by Snoh Aalegra … favorite show right now is “Blind Spot” … bucket list item is to travel with ger boyfriend … superpower of choice is superspeed … one of seven kids … if she could live anywhere, it would be in Italy … is motivated by her younger self.

CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: A two-time All-Centennial League First Team honoree by The Sentinel Colorado … led Grandview High School to the 2022 5A Colorado State Championship during junior season … netted hat trick in 2022 state championship, beating incoming WSU teammate Reagan Kotschau’s Broomfield side … named the 2022 5A Colorado Player of the Year … posted a perfect 7-0 league record and 17-1-2 overall record en route to 2022 title … tallied a team-best 20 goals and added three assists for the Wolves through junior campaign … netted 18 goals with eight assists during senior season, finishing high school career with 45 goals in 44 matches played … competed for Real Colorado in ECNL.

WHY OU: "I chose Oklahoma for a change, but also a fresh start. I truly think this can be a place where I will be fully supported. The coaches have shown nothing but hopes for my future. I believe in this program and everyone behind it."