McLennan Community College Men's Golf

Clark has led the Highlanders to three NJCAA Division I National Championships, back-to-back titles in 2009 and 2010 and another title in 2016, bringing the schools title count to four. In 2009, the teams success earned him Coach of the Year honors from Region V, NJCAA and Golf Coaches Association of America Eaton/Golf Pride. He received the region and NJCAA awards again in 2010. He was named the NJCAA District II Coach of the Year for the 2013 season, and in 2016 was inducted into the NJCAA Men's Golf Coaches Association Hall of Fame. During his McLennan tenure, Clark has coached 15 All-Americans and eight NJCAA Academic Award winners, and the team has received NJCCA All-Academic Team Honorable Mention seven times. In addition to his coaching duties, Clark has taught history classes since joining the McLennan faculty in 1994. A native of Springfield, Missouri, Clark learned the game from his grandfather, a champion golfer. He earned his bachelors degree in history in 1983 and received his law degree in 1985, both from Baylor University. He then moved to Tyler, where he practiced law for five years. But in his desire to teach, Clark returned to Baylor and earned a masters in history in 1991. He pursued graduate studies at the University of Virginia for two years before returning to Waco in 1994. 2007-present: Head coach, McLennan Community College 2000-07: Assistant coach, McLennan Community College 1992-94: Graduate work, University of Virginia 1991: Masters in history, Baylor University 1985: Juris Doctorate, Baylor University 1983: Bachelors in history, Baylor University