Alex Clark

? Went 20-17 overall, including 9-6 singles record and 11-11 doubles record.
? Her 9-6 singles season record secured a .500 (48-46) plus career record.
? With partner Brianna Lashway, tallied doubles win over No. 45 ranked duo in country, defeating South Carolina's Brigit Folland & Meghan Blevins, 8-4 on March 13, 2015.
? Had an outstanding Fall 2014 campaign, going 15-6 overall (7-3 singles & 8-3 doubles) and claimed three event championships along the way.

JUNIOR (2013-14)

? Went 5-7 in singles in both the fall and spring seasons.
? Played at No. 4, 5 and 6 singles throughout the year.
? Returned to the spring lineup and went 1-1 in conference play.
? Clinched Mizzou's 4-0 win over Mississippi State with a win over Bulldog Naomi Tran.
? Accomplished huge wins against Nebraska and Oklahoma State during the fall season.
? Led in two unfinished matches against conference foes.
? In doubles action went 6-7 for the year teaming with Spearman, Dong and Rhyner at the No. 2 spot.

SOPHOMORE (2012-13)

? Posted a 13-16 combined record in the fall and spring.
? Played at No. 4, 5 and 6 singles throughout the year.
? Was 11-10 in the spring and 10-9 in spring dual matches.
? Reeled off five straight singles wins in late January through February.
? Claimed three SEC victories over South Carolina, Kentucky and Arkansas.
? Helped Mizzou earn its first-ever SEC win as she defeated Arkansas' Brittany Huxley in singles.
? Teamed with Cierra Gaytan-Leach as Mizzou's top doubles team and had a record of 4-4.
? The tandem earned wins over Kentucky, Arkansas, LSU and Wichita State.
? Named to the Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll.

FRESHMAN (2011-12)

? Posted an overall record of 22-11 in the fall and spring seasons.
? Went an impressive 6-1 in the fall and won the C Singles title at the Wake Forest Invitational.
? Had a 16-10 record in the spring, including a mark of 14-9 in dual matches.
? Posted a record of 4-5 in Big 12 Conference play.

PREP

? As a junior in high school, Clark was one of the top-20 players in England under the age of 16.
? Her impressive results continued during her senior year of high school when she was ranked as one of the top-450 junior tennis players in the world by the International Tennis Federation (ITF).
? Made the quarterfinals in four ITF singles tournaments and the quarterfinals or better in 11 ITF doubles tournaments, including three semifinals and one final.

PERSONAL

? Alex is the daughter of James and Ali Clark, and has one sister, Emma.
? Chose the University of Missouri over St. Mary's, California, Tennessee, and Penn State.