Carson Clark: St. John Bosco’s Rising Star Makes His Mark

In the competitive landscape of California high school football, St. John Bosco’s Carson Clark (Class of 2026) has emerged as one of the most promising wide receivers in his class. His junior season performance has turned heads and sparked discussions about his potential impact at the collegiate level.

Breaking Down the Numbers

The 5’11”, 172-pound junior wide receiver has put together an impressive 2024-2025 campaign, demonstrating both consistency and playmaking ability. Clark’s statistics tell a compelling story:

  • 777 receiving yards
  • 49 receptions (15.9 yards per catch)
  • 8 receiving touchdowns
  • 9 total touchdowns

Impact on the Field

Clark’s influence extends beyond the stat sheet. Playing for the powerhouse St. John Bosco Braves (11-1), he proved instrumental in several crucial victories, particularly in high-stakes matchups against Orange Lutheran, Santa Margarita, and JSerra Catholic. His clutch performance in a nail-biting 20-17 victory over Orange Lutheran highlighted his ability to deliver under pressure.

The Braves’ success, including their impressive 13-game home winning streak and appearance in the CIF-SS Division 1 Final against rival Mater Dei, was significantly bolstered by Clark’s contributions.

Recruiting Landscape

While still early in his recruitment, Clark has already caught the attention of Division I programs, securing an offer from Washington State. His combination of reliable hands, route-running ability, and proven performance against top-tier competition suggests more offers are likely to follow.

Future Outlook

Several factors position Clark for success at the next level:

  • Proven production against elite competition
  • Strong technical foundation developed at St. John Bosco
  • Demonstrated ability to perform in high-pressure situations
  • Physical frame with room for continued development
  • Experience in a sophisticated offensive system

As Carson Clark continues to develop, his trajectory suggests he could become a valuable asset for a college program. His experience competing at the highest level of California high school football, combined with his natural abilities and work ethic, makes him a prospect to watch in the Class of 2026.