As a Sophomore (2015-16)
Nile Clark 2015-16 match-by-match 
Fall: 4-12 singles, 5-5 doubles … Reached the consulation semifinals of the Bedford Cup but fell to Reece Acree (Central Florida) in three sets. Went 2-2 at the tournament … Defeated Nico De Fraia (Central Florida) at Florida Gulf Coast Invite … Was paired with Jesse Flores for the Ivy Plus Invitational they defeated duo Darragh Glavin and Zvonmir Pdovinski (Old Dominion) … At the Bedford Cup the duo defeated Loic Blanco and Cojlin MacNamara (Stetson) … Won three matches with Kevin Bondar to take home the Championship at Florida Gulf Coast Invite … Played in Round of 16 of the USTA Collegiate Clay Court Invitational, then fell to duo Gilherme Halich and Gabriel Sidney (Pepperdine).
Spring: 1-3 singles, 8-7 doubles … 0-2 singles, 3-6 doubles in ACC play … Won one singles match over Jack Riazzi (Davidson) … Paired with Kevin Bondar at the start of doubles career, the duo defeated Alexander Gitin and Zandrix Acob (Florida Atlantic) in the No. 3 position … In seven consecutive matches with Piotr Lomacki the duo was only defeated once from Jan. 16 to March 11 … Broke into the ITA doubles rankings with Piotr Lomacki at No. 66 prior to the ACC Championships … Ranked No. 77 in final ITA polls … Duo defeated a pair of nationally-ranked opponents, in the No. 10 duo from Virginia and the No. 30 pair from North Carolina … Was 7-6 with Piotr Lomacki (all at second position), 1-0 with Kevin Bondar and 0-1 with Fermin Calvo.
As a Freshman (2014-15)
Nile Clark 2014-15 match-by-match 
Fall: 9-9 singles, 5-11 doubles … Played in the Round of 32 at the USTA Clay Court Invitational … Won three-straight singles matches, then took runner-up at the Bedford Cup.
Spring: 2-7 singles, 5-11 doubles … Posted a 2-7 mark in singles with a win at No. 4 and at No. 5, both of which were ACC opponents … Was 5-11 in doubles with four wins at the No. 3 spot and one at No. 2 … Three wins came with Alexander Fahnehjelm, one with Andrew Harrington and one with Christian Langmo … Won a pair of doubles matches with Fahnehjelm on March 10 against Valparaiso and Quinnipiac.
Juniors
Five-star recruit according to Tennis Recruiting Network … Attended Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School … Currently ranked as third-best player from Pennsylvania, 11th-best in the Middle Atlantic region, and No. 62 nationally … Winner of the 2011 USTA Boy’s 16s doubles title at the National Open in Georgia and the USTA Boy’s 16’s doubles at the Regional Tournament in Coral Gables, Fla.
Personal
Born Nile Allen Clark on May 8, 1995 … Originally from Philadelphia, Pa. … Son of Vernon Clark and Jacqueline Phillips-Clark … Has one sister, Grier, who graduated from the University of Miami … Moved to Fort Lauderdale at age 13 … Majoring in business … Athletic role model is Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.