Myles Clark is a 5'7" Quarterback in the 2027 class.
Clark attends Shady Spring in West Virginia.
Clark's Player Profile was created on June 14, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Myles
ClarkQB
Class
2027
Height
5'7"
Weight
170
HS
Shady Spring
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WV
2026 Team Preview: Shady Spring Tigers
BREAKOUT CANDIDATE After patiently waiting his turn, 2027 QB/ATH Myles Clark is set to step into the starting...
Written by Matthew Layton
Myles
ClarkQB
Class
2027
Height
5'7"
Weight
170
HS
Shady Spring
|
WV
6 Watch List Prospects Locked In for the WV Exposure Series
2027 QB/ATH Myles Clark enters the WV Exposure Series with an important offseason ahead as he competes for...
Written by Matthew Layton
Matthew Layton | Prep Redzone Scout
Matthew Layton
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
BREAKOUT CANDIDATE
After patiently waiting his turn, 2027 QB/ATH Myles ClarkMylesClark
5'7" | 170 lbs | QB
Shady Spring | 2027 WV
is set to step into the starting quarterback role for Shady Spring this fall. Clark gained valuable experience as the backup over the years and saw plenty of game action over the past three seasons, giving him a solid understanding of the offense entering his first year as QB1. A dynamic runner with the ability to create plays with his legs as well, he’ll add another dimension to the Tigers’ offense while taking on a much larger leadership role. As Clark settles into the position, his growth as a passer will be an important piece of Shady Spring’s success, but his athleticism and playmaking ability already give the Tigers a quarterback capable of making an immediate impact behind center.
2027 QB/ATH Myles Clark enters the WV Exposure Series with an important offseason ahead as he competes for an opening at quarterback for Shady Spring this season. Size will naturally be part of the conversation with Clark, which makes this camp a valuable opportunity to see how the overall athletic profile stacks up in testing and drills. There’s interest in evaluating him as a passer, but also in seeing whether his movement skills could translate to other positions at the next level and expand his long-term options. A strong testing performance would go a long way in helping Clark’s projection as a college prospect.