National Boys Basketball

Thomas Baudinet is Director of Basketball Operations and Head Coach of the Boys National Basketball Team. Coach Baudinet began coaching at Perkiomen School in 2016. He has compiled a 89-36 record, including a 46-4 mark at home and two trips to the state semifinals.

In 2019-20, Perkiomen defeated their first top 10 nationally ranked program in school history when they defeated #6 Northfield Mount Hermon on December 14. They also achieved their first national ranking in school history a month later when they would reach #15 in the January Hoop Hustle prep poll. During Baudinet’s tenure, 26 players have gone on to play collegiately, including 18 at the scholarship level.

Prior to Perkiomen, Baudinet was the Director of Player Development for one season at the University of New Haven. Before New Haven, he played four seasons professionally - in the NBA D-League, China, Japan, and Germany. He is still the current record holder for the Kumamoto Volters of the Japanese Basketball League for points in a single game with 42. Baudinet played collegiately at St. Anselm College where he was a Division II All-American, NABC Northeast Region Player of the Year, and the Northeast-10 Conference Player of the Year in 2011.

John Williams is an alumnus who graduated from Perkiomen School in 2013. He currently works as the Associate Director of Admissions & Financial Aid and has been an assistant coach and recruiter for our boys basketball program since 2017.

Coach Williams previously worked as a Digital Media Intern with the Philadelphia Eagles from 2017-18 as well as the Los Angeles Chargers from 2019-20. He graduated from Susquehanna University (’17) where he studied Public Relations and Sports Media as well as playing football at the school. He was a four-time varsity letter winner at Susquehanna.

Coach Williams had this to say about the upcoming season: “Being the person in the ‘front-office’ to help our student-athletes through the admissions process is a pleasure of mine. As an alum of the school, I want us to continue to compete at high levels athletically, but also have tremendous students in the classroom!”