He is a hardworking player who brought a team-first approach to the floor. He has a nice touch around the rim and did a good job attacking inside, drawing contact, and getting to the free-throw line. Thomas is also a solid rebounder who competes on the glass and stays active around the basket.

Despite playing at a 1A school, Thomas has never been afraid to go up against top competition so he was just fine at Lewis & Clark Camp. He was physical from the jump and consistently looked to attack the basket and power his way to the hoop for a number of finishes. Thanks to his aggressiveness and motor that also led to a number of offensive rebound putback attempts, either from his own misses or those of others. He’s definitely one of the top players to watch in the 1A class next season.

One of the hardest workers in the post we saw on Saturday was Thomas. Playing with the Oregon Magic, the Grand View Christian junior fought hard for position down low and was able to earn some tough buckets through all sorts of contact. Great motor on the boards and D too.

Might have been from a 1A small school but fit into the mix on the floor. Picked his spots offensively and wasn’t afraid to use his 6-foot-3 frame to absorb contact on drives to the basket. Often looked to make the extra pass before forcing something that wasn’t there.