Scoring Surge & Two-Year Delay Turned into WCC Breakout
Aaron Clark, a 6'6" sophomore guard for the Pepperdine Waves, has emerged as the team's top scorer in the 2025-26 season, averaging 15.3 points per game with a career-high 33-point explosion against rival LMU. His differentiator is his elite scoring ceiling and intensity—he's one of only two West Coast Conference players with three 30-point outings, matching Gonzaga's Graham Ike. After a two-year delay due to transfer and development, Clark now plays with unmatched urgency and a versatile wing profile, combining size, athleticism, and a reliable jump shot. He's injury-free, fiercely competitive, and a natural fit for teams needing a high-ceiling scorer who can elevate in clutch moments.
