Landon Thome, a top recruit for Florida State University’s baseball program, has been recognized by Baseball America as a member of its 2026 High School All‑America Second Team.
During his senior year he posted a .533 batting average, hit eight home runs and stole 49 bases, numbers that illustrate his rare blend of power and speed.
The accolade marks the third time Thome has earned All‑America honors, underscoring a consistent track record that has placed him among the nation’s most coveted position players in the 2026 class.
A Dynamic All‑Around Threat
Coaches and analysts alike point to his ability to impact the game in multiple ways — whether swinging the bat, stealing bases or contributing defensively — as the reason he stands out in a crowded field.
His commitment adds depth to a Florida State recruiting class that has already been bolstered by the recent recognition of McLaine Hudson, who was named the Rivals High School Softball Offensive Player of the Year.
Program Momentum
The back‑to‑back honors highlight a period of heightened visibility for the university’s athletic recruiting, suggesting that the program is attracting talent that can compete at the highest levels of collegiate baseball.