Former Christ School guard Lleyton Thomas-Johnson set for NCAA Division III tournament with Washington Bears

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Mar 5, 2026
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Lleyton Thomas-Johnson, a former Christ School standout now playing for the Washington Bears, is set to participate in the NCAA Division III Basketball Tournament.

The team will open play against the Transylvania Pioneers.

Tipoff for the first game is Friday, March 6, at 8:35 p.m. at WashU Field House.

Lleyton Thomas-Johnson
Lleyton Thomas-Johnson — Guard — Sophomore — 6′4″ — 180 — Hometown: Asheville

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