Brooklyn College Athletics

College: In 2009-10, as a senior, played in all 29 games on the year, while starting in 28. Averaged 8.4 points per game and 3.4 rebounds per game, playing in 27.0 minutes per game. Dished out a team-best 79 assists on the season, to go along with 51 steals and 12 blocks. Joined teammates Richard Jean-Baptiste and Daniel Nisbett in the 1,000-point club at BC on February 17, 2010, in an 87-58 victory over Yeshiva University. Finished four-year career with 1,037 career points. Key player in helping Brooklyn repeat as CUNYAC Champions, making back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances... In 2008-09, as a junior, played in all 29 games on the season, while starting in 28. Second on the team in minutes played, averaging 30.1 minutes per game. Averaged 7.6 points and 3.5 rebounds per game, good for fifth and third on the team, respectively. Dished out a team-leading 87 assists on the year. Key player in leading Brooklyn to the CUNYAC title and NCAA Tournament Appearance... In 2007-08, as a sophomore, played and started in all 28 games on the season. Led the team in minutes played, averaging 35.4 minutes per game. Averaged 10.5 points per game (good for fourth on the team), 4.3 rebounds per game (good for third on the team) and 3.4 assists per contest (good for second on the team). Helped lead team to the ECAC Division III Metro Tournament... In 2006-07, as a freshman, played in all 24 games on the season, while starting in 20.  Averaged a team-best 30.8 minutes per game. Second on the team in  points per game (11.5),  rebounds per game (5.6) and  assists per game (2.2)... Named CUNYAC Rookie of the Week four times. Honored as the 2006-07 CUNYAC Rookie of the Year.

High School: In 2005 Thomas and the St. Edmund Prep team won the “A” Division City Championship. Named a 2005 CHSAA All-Star and 2005 St. Edmund Prep Male Athlete of the Year.

Personal: Better known as Tommy, he is a Physical Education major at Brooklyn College. Career ambition is to become an Athletic Director 

Coach Podias Says: "The senior is the consummate team player who is versatile in all aspects of the game. He will probably have as many key assists as anyone in the conference, not to mention he can score in big situations."