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Clark Signs Pro Deal in Denmark
January 19, 2024 | Soccer
Signs contract through the summer of 2025
BOULDER – Colorado forward Ally Clark signed her first professional deal, agreeing to terms with Obense Boldklub Q in of the Kvinde-DM Liga in Denmark on Friday.
The contract runs until the summer of 2025.
"I am super happy to be in Denmark and in Odense, so far it has been an exciting acquaintance," Clark said to the team's website. "I am very much looking forward to becoming a part of OB Q and our ambitious goals."
Clark, a native of Jamison, Pa., used her fifth year of eligibility last season with the Buffaloes. She started nine and played in all 21 matches in her lone season at CU. Clark finished second on the team with four goals and was third with nine points. She scored the game-winning goals in CU's 2-0 win over Colorado College and the team's 3-1 win at Oregon.
"Ally comes with speed and 'directness'," OB Q head coach Kristian Mørch said in team announcement. "These are two important qualities that will help increase the tempo of our game and thus make us even better. She can play in the front positions, which is an advantage, but she wants to be with us on one of the edges to occupy a place on the edge."
Clark spent four seasons at Columbia before transferring to CU for the 2023 season. She scored two goals in her nine games in her final season. Clark started all nine matches she played in and finished the season with six points. She had a career-high .696 shot on goal %, landing 16 of her 23 shots on target in 2022.
Clark's best season came in 2021 when she was a First Team All-Ivy League selection. She started all 16 games and finished with a career-high 14 points. She ranked second on the team in goals (5) and assists (4). Clark had two game-winning goals as a junior. She was also tabbed Third Team All-East Region by the United Soccer Coaches.
The contract runs until the summer of 2025.
"I am super happy to be in Denmark and in Odense, so far it has been an exciting acquaintance," Clark said to the team's website. "I am very much looking forward to becoming a part of OB Q and our ambitious goals."
Clark, a native of Jamison, Pa., used her fifth year of eligibility last season with the Buffaloes. She started nine and played in all 21 matches in her lone season at CU. Clark finished second on the team with four goals and was third with nine points. She scored the game-winning goals in CU's 2-0 win over Colorado College and the team's 3-1 win at Oregon.
"Ally comes with speed and 'directness'," OB Q head coach Kristian Mørch said in team announcement. "These are two important qualities that will help increase the tempo of our game and thus make us even better. She can play in the front positions, which is an advantage, but she wants to be with us on one of the edges to occupy a place on the edge."
Clark spent four seasons at Columbia before transferring to CU for the 2023 season. She scored two goals in her nine games in her final season. Clark started all nine matches she played in and finished the season with six points. She had a career-high .696 shot on goal %, landing 16 of her 23 shots on target in 2022.
Clark's best season came in 2021 when she was a First Team All-Ivy League selection. She started all 16 games and finished with a career-high 14 points. She ranked second on the team in goals (5) and assists (4). Clark had two game-winning goals as a junior. She was also tabbed Third Team All-East Region by the United Soccer Coaches.
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