Khali Clark is a 6'1" Linebacker in the 2027 class.
Clark attends Crest in North Carolina.
Clark's Player Profile was created on June 18, 2024.
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Khali Clark has already proven he can make plays when the lights are the brightest. The 2027 Crest...
Written by Joshua Graham
Khali
ClarkLB
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
210
HS
Crest
|
NC
Crest Chargers 2026 Season Preview
Khali is a player I’ve been watching for the last couple of years – his desire to be...
Written by Matt Morrow
Khali
ClarkLB
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
210
HS
Crest
|
NC
Gardner Webb Mega Camp Day 1 Stand Outs
ne of the top linebackers from Day 1 of the Gardner-Webb Mega Camp was Khali Charles. The physical...
Written by Joshua Graham
Khali
ClarkLB
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
210
HS
Crest
|
NC
Gardner Webb Mega Camp: Defensive Players To Know
Khali is a player that I have liked for a long time, and he’s a fast-rising prospect going...
Written by Matt Morrow
Joshua Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
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Khali ClarkKhaliClark
6'1" | 210 lbs | LB
Crest | 2027 StateNC
has already proven he can make plays when the lights are the brightest. The 2027 Crest linebacker was a key piece of a state championship defense and came up with several huge plays during the title run. Clark brings an impressive combination of strength, speed, and physicality to the middle of the defense. He can run sideline-to-sideline, attack downhill against the run, and has the strength to finish when he arrives. Championship experience matters, and Clark has shown he can produce in high-pressure moments. Strong, fast, physical, and battle-tested, Clark enters the season as a linebacker college programs need to have on their radar.
Khali is a player I’ve been watching for the last couple of years – his desire to be a really good player is something that’s very admirable. This past season, he was an important piece at the linebacker spot to help lead the Chargers to a state championship. I like his instincts and speed in getting to the football, and he’s physical when he gets there. Khali tackles well in the open field, and he does a good job of being disciplined in his assignments. I’d expect him to be a contender to be a leading tackler for this team when the season is over.
ne of the top linebackers from Day 1 of the Gardner-Webb Mega Camp was Khali Charles. The physical linebacker made his presence felt throughout the event with his downhill mentality and aggressive style of play. Charles is a true bruiser at the position, attacking every rep with intensity and showing little hesitation when it comes to filling gaps or taking on contact.
His strength and power were evident from the start, allowing him to play through blocks and finish plays with authority. Charles thrives moving downhill, where his instincts and physicality become major assets. With his combination of toughness, strength, and relentless motor, he proved to be one of the most impressive linebacker prospects in attendance.
Khali is a player that I have liked for a long time, and he’s a fast-rising prospect going into his senior year, where he should be an anchor on a very good Chargers defense. Khali has picked up offers from Concord University and North Carolina A&T in a short period of time, and I think at the very least, he’s going to get some more interest to come his way after this weekend. Khali is physical and tackles well in the open field, and he moves well for his size overall.