Chris Clark
- Sport: hockey
- Team: Washington Capitals
- Position: right wing
- Nationality: USA
- Birth date: 1976-03-08 (32 years)
- Place of birth: South Windsor, CT, USA
Chris Clark is an American right winger on the Washington Capitals.
Clark was drafted in 1994 by the Calgary Flames. He played his college hockey at Clarkson University, and joined the Flames in 1999. He helped the Flames reach the Cup Finals in 2004, scoring 25 points and recording 106 penalty minutes. After the lockout, Clark was traded to Washington, where he spent time on the top line with superstar Alexander Ovechkin, and saw his point totals rise dramatically. In his first two seasons, Clark recorded 50 goals and 93 points. He missed most of the 2007-08 season with a knee injury. He was named team captain in 2006.
Clark was captain of Team USA at the 2007 World Hockey Championships.
Clark was drafted in 1994 by the Calgary Flames. He played his college hockey at Clarkson University, and joined the Flames in 1999. He helped the Flames reach the Cup Finals in 2004, scoring 25 points and recording 106 penalty minutes. After the lockout, Clark was traded to Washington, where he spent time on the top line with superstar Alexander Ovechkin, and saw his point totals rise dramatically. In his first two seasons, Clark recorded 50 goals and 93 points. He missed most of the 2007-08 season with a knee injury. He was named team captain in 2006.
Clark was captain of Team USA at the 2007 World Hockey Championships.
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