Clark was named the head coach of Omaha Men's Tennis on May 16, 2024.

During the 2025-26 campaign, Clark led the Mavericks to a 12-11 record. Entering the spring season, the Mavericks were picked 2^nd in the Summit League preseason polls, which was the highest in program history. The team finished No. 10 in the Central Regional Team rankings at the end of the spring. Individual honors included Bryan Kuntz, Liam Spiers and Maddox Lundell garnishing all-conference honors with Pavan Uppu named to the Academic All-League team. Freshman Maddox Lundell was also named the Omaha athletic department's Newcomer of the Year.

The 2024-25 year was Clark's first year as head coach. The team finished the year with a 10-12 record and finished with a conference record of 3-2 which gave the Mavs the No. 3 seed in the conference tournament. This was the highest seeding since 2021. The doubles pairing of Mikhail Korkunov and Kuntz finished the year 17-3 and were the only No. 1 doubles team in the conference that went undefeated during conference play. End of year honors included, Korkunov, Kuntz, and Ethan Gaubert claiming all-conference honors with Kuntz also adding a spot on the Academic All-League team. Omaha found themselves at No. 10 in the Central Regional Team Rankings at the end of the year, and Korkunov and Kuntz were ranked No. 6 in the region for doubles, which was the highest regional ranking in program history.

Clark came to Omaha after a two-year stint as an assistant coach at Utah State. In his last season with the Aggies, he helped lead them to an 18-5 record and a Mountain West regular season title (first since 2018). The team stayed in the ITA top 75 team rankings the entire season and peaked at No. 53 in the country. They finished the season at No. 66. Clark had a hand in coaching senior Bodin Zarkovic, who became the first regional champion in program history. He rose as high as No. 96 in the national singles rankings, which was a program record. To close out the 2023-24 season, five of his players were named All-Conference and first year racket Mohammad Alkotop was named Freshman of the Year.

In the 2022-23 season, the team posted an overall record of 12-13 to finish tied for third in the Mountain West Conference. He helped lead two of his players to the All-Mountain West Singles and Doubles teams.

Clark entered the coaching ranks in 2019-20 as a volunteer assistant for the Washington women's tennis team. The Huskies were 11-3 prior to the season being canceled due to COVID-19. Washington finished 2020 with a final ITA Ranking of 27^th and reached as high as 14^th. He coached Vanessa Wong, who was ranked the No. 75 singles player in the country and Natsuho Arakawa, who along with Wong, were the No. 59 ranked doubles team in the country.

He spent time in the Summit League in the 2020-21 season as a volunteer coach for the women’s program at Kansas City. He assisted the Roos to a 5-1 record in league play and a berth in the championship match of the Summit League Tournament. Clark also spent his collegiate playing days in Kansas City from 2016-2019. He was a part of two conference championship winning teams (2017, 2018) and was a two-year captain of the Roos.

Following his stint in Kansas City, he spent the 2021 Fall season as the men's assistant coach at UAB.

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