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1998-99: Scored 24 points in the 1999 playoffs, including seven goals and 10 assists ... Finished the 1998-99 regular season fifth on the team in points with 58... Named the Crunch Unsung Hero 4/3/99... Was a teammate of Scott Schweitzer at N. C. State ... Plays for the A-League's Rochester Rhinos in the offseason ...
1995-96: Tommy finished sixth on the team in scoring last season (71 pts) as he scored a point in 22 out of 30 games. He also recorded three "Hat Tricks". In the playoffs, he knocked in 5 goals and recorded 6 assists in 13 games for 16 points.
Career: He scored in his Crunch debut as the Crunch battled Dutch Champion PSV Eindhoven in an outdoor match on June 29, 1991. Seconds after taking the floor in his first indoor game on November 24, 1991 he scored a restart goal on a pass from Hector Marinaro. On January 23, 1992 he scored eight seconds into the game; the fastest game-opening goal in team history. From there, Tommy went on to become the 1991-92 MSL Rookie of the Year.
In 1993-94 he played in every game, scoring his first career 3-pt. goal December 11, 1993 and his first career shootout goal on March 20, 1994. On October 4, 1994 he signed a three year contract with the Crunch.
A two time All-Atlantic Coast Conference player, Tommy helped the Wolfpack to the NCAA final four his senior year before being picked in the second round of the 1991 MSL draft by the Crunch.
Personal: Tommy married wife Stacey this past summer.
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