Jenna Clark is Yale’s engine: high-minutes, high-assist point guard who can carry an offense
Clark’s calling card is **playmaking under heavy usage**: in the 2023-24 season she averaged 14.3 points, 6.1 assists and 35.9 minutes per game for Yale, while ranking among the Ivy League’s best distributors and leading the Bulldogs in scoring.[1][3][4] The differentiator is her ability to organize a team offense, create shots for others, and still produce when the game tightens; she’s been described as Yale’s “heartbeat.”[6] The concern is efficiency—her shooting percentages have hovered in the mid-30s from the field and around 30% from three—so she fits best with a team that values a poised, ball-dominant table-setter more than a pure scorer.[1][3]
