College
College
Thomas started his college career at Iowa Western Community College, a Division 1 junior college just outside Omaha, Nebraska. During his freshman year, he played on the team, helping secure two tournament victories and achieving two individual top-15 finishes.
In his sophomore year, his team won four tournaments, including the school’s first-ever NJCAA district championship, where they defeated the national champions. Individually, Thomas maintained a season scoring average of 70.3, claimed two individual tournament wins, earned two third-place finishes—one of them at the district championship—and had another four top-15 finishes. Leading his team to the district championship title was a standout achievement.
After graduating with an Associate of Science in Exercise Science, he transferred to Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee, where he continued to contribute to winning teams. In his senior year, his team won the South Atlantic Conference championship.
He is now set to finish his college career in the summer of 2025.
In his sophomore year, his team won four tournaments, including the school’s first-ever NJCAA district championship, where they defeated the national champions. Individually, Thomas maintained a season scoring average of 70.3, claimed two individual tournament wins, earned two third-place finishes—one of them at the district championship—and had another four top-15 finishes. Leading his team to the district championship title was a standout achievement.
After graduating with an Associate of Science in Exercise Science, he transferred to Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee, where he continued to contribute to winning teams. In his senior year, his team won the South Atlantic Conference championship.
He is now set to finish his college career in the summer of 2025.
results
Two individual tournament wins, two third-place finishes—one of them at the district championship—and another four top-15 finishes -read more
