Kayla Clark brings efficient frontcourt production and steady rebounding to Bethune-Cookman
Clark’s value is her **reliable interior presence**: in the 2024-25 season at Bethune-Cookman, she averaged **8.3 points and 8.2 rebounds** while shooting **50.9%** from the field, which points to a player who scores within the flow and consistently finishes around the rim.[1] She also adds physical rebounding, some rim protection, and enough two-way activity to stay on the floor, making her a strong fit for a team needing a hard-nosed center rather than a volume shooter.[1][2]
