London earned her First Team honors as the tournament’s most explosive offensive spark. The 2028 prospect showed a big-game temperament, particularly in the state championship, where she shot 6-of-10 from the field and 3-of-7 from deep. Her ability to stretch defenses while maintaining a strong assist-to-turnover ratio proved she is more than just a scorer—she is a high-IQ playmaker who controlled the tempo in both the semifinal and final. Averaging 14 points and leading the team in perimeter defensive disruption, Thomas demonstrated why she is already considered one of the nation’s premier guards.

player_tooltip player_id=’1092442′ first=’London’ last=’Thomas’] delivered a strong all-around performance in the championship game. Thomas finished with 18 points, shooting 6-of-10 from the field and converting 3-of-4 from the free-throw line. In the championship game, Thomas showing efficiency and composure throughout the championship game. She shot the three, scored in transition, and got down hill playing through physicality. on the offensive end. In addition to her scoring, Thomas can fill up a stat sheet and impact the game in other areas. She has good size for anb and rebounds across the stat sheet with 2 rebounds, 2 assists, and a steal, highlighting her versatility and ability to impact the game in multiple ways.

The Sophomore standout proved why she is one of the most highly-touted young prospects in the state even when it wasn’t her best performance. London filled the stat sheet with 10 points, 4 assists, and 4 steals, playing a pivotal role in STA’s fast break offense. Her defensive instincts were sharp, jumping passing lanes and immediately turning defense into offense, which helped the Raiders build their double-digit lead in the second half.

London Thomas London Thomas 5'11" | PG St. Thomas Aquinas | 2028 State #47 Nation FL has been one of the most productive and efficient guards among the state finals participants. Thomas averages 18.5 points per game while shooting 50% (82 made field goals on 163 attempts) from the field. Thomas is an aggressive scorer who looks to get to the rim and score. She has the ability to score with either hand and can score through physical contact. An interesting observation – Thomas can shoot the three, but she doesn’t rely on the long range shot for boosting her scoring average. She made less than 30 for the season. She is poised for a big performance on the big stage and looking to represent herself, her team, and possibly the toughest class in the arena.

London Thomas London Thomas 5'11" | PG St. Thomas Aquinas | 2028 State #47 Nation FL was in attack mode all game showcasing a tight handle, an advanced change of pace, and the ability to finish on both sides of the rim. She crossed over, got downhill, and finished through contact on multiple occasions. Thomas showed the versatility- she can initiate offense at the point, create separation with an array of moves, and get her shot off whenever she wants. The versatility guard can also play off the ball and make her self available for the feed with timely cuts and flashes toward the ball. She attacked both directions, drew fouls repeatedly, and played with force. Defensively, she showed high IQ—anticipating actions, switching effectively, and coming up with steals, including a strong read against the pick-and-roll. Thomas is an elite guard with a deep offensive bag who also impacts the game on the defensive end. A new year- arguably even better than 2025-Thomas.

London Thomas London Thomas 5'11" | PG St. Thomas Aquinas | 2028 State #47 Nation FL continues to build on her legacy and when it’s all said and done it could be a great one. Thomas sits near the top of the 2028 rankings and has a college-ready game with her ability to score from multiple levels, handle the ball, and impact the game in all areas. At the Inside Exposure tournament, Thomas dropped near 20 and hit the game winner with less than a second remaining. That’s the stuff legacies are made of or at least building blocks for the future. The future is bright for Thomas and yes she was a standout at the Inside Exposure tournament.

London kept her team in the game with her ability to create and make plays under pressure. She won it with a tip in at the buzzer after an offensive rebound and showed real toughness finishing at the rim all game long. LT can take over a game when needed and is one of the best rebounding guards in the state.

Dynamic young guard. One of the best in the state and the country.

Last season:

18.4 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 3.9 apg

London saw a ton of minutes in Chicago as she was so vital to her team’s success that she had to be on the court nearly all of the time. She’s a big, strong guard that does a great job of getting her teammates involved by driving to the basket and distributing. Her court vision, passing, and ability to score it in bunches make her one to the Top 2028’s in the state and the country.

London comes in as the No. 1 PG in the 2028 players rankings debut. She plays up a grade level on Essence’s 16U EYBL team and does not look out of place whatsoever. During the high school season, she poured in 18.4 ppg, 6.9 rpg, and 3.9 apg against some of the best competition in the state. London is a poised, physical guard with a strong frame that will be in the running for that number 1 ranking her entire high school career. Her motor, skills, and ability to shoot it will make her highly recruitable the next few years. She already holds multiple D1 offers.