Kamden Clack Kamden Clack 6'2" | 175 lbs | M | Left Hand Buford | 2026 #41 Nation GA looked like a man among boys at the IL Summer Derby. The Ohio State commit brought a commanding presence every time he touched the ball—forcing defenses to hold their breath and adjust their slides. With his combination of size, skill, and field vision, Clack was in total control.

As a passer, Clack operates like a seasoned Division I quarterback. He throws skip passes with zip, touch, and accuracy—threading the needle through tight windows and using a variety of release points to keep defenses guessing. His ability to manipulate defenders with his eyes and deliver on-time passes is next-level. Though left-handed, Clack is equally dangerous going down the alley or sweeping with either hand, making it hard to tell which is his natural side. His balanced dodging and ability to create with both hands add another layer of unpredictability to his game.

Clack’s poise, IQ, and polished skill set made him one of the most complete offensive players on display—and a clear standout among a deep pool of talent.

The way Clack moves is just flat-out different. Tall, athletic, and highly skilled, Clack was arguably the most dominant midfielder at the event. He was somewhat of a revelation in that he was largely an unknown to college coaches at this early point, and there’s no doubt that they’ll look back at this performance when 9/1 comes. Turning heads whenever the ball was in his stick, Clack showed off a nasty first step that allowed him to create separation with relative ease. Dangerous with either hand, his shot on the run was on-point, and he had a few gorgeous feeds, sending a beautiful skip pass to a cutting teammate on the doorstep late in the event. Clack looked comfortable when inverting too, which makes sense since he played attack this spring, posting 74 goals and 29 assists.