Hall of Fame
Thomas Calistri was a four-year letterwinner and Team MVP in 2004.
A four-time All-Conference selection, Calistri was named Second Team All-Freedom Conference as a freshman and sophomore and First Team All-Freedom Conference as a junior and senior. He was also named Second Team All-Region in 2004 and Second Team All-State in 2005. Calistri's name is all over the FDU record book as he ranks first All-Time in career batting average (.400), first All-Time in career home runs (25), first All-Time in career RBI (192), first All-Time in career doubles (50), first All-Time in single-season RBI (65), second All-Time in single-season batting average (.448), second All-Time in career hits (211), second All-Time in career runs scored (144), tied for third All-Time in single-season hits (64), tied for third All-Time in single-season home runs (7, twice), tied for third All-Time in single-season doubles (15, twice), tied for fourth All-Time in single-season doubles (14), and fifth All-Time in single-season RBI (48). He was also named the ECAC Metro Region Player of the Year in 2005 and in 2004 he was the NCAA statistical champion in RBI, leading all three divisions in runs batted in per game.
After completing his undergraduate studies, Thomas stayed at FDU and got his MBA. Currently, he is an Account Manager at Avaya and lives in Bedminster, NJ, with his wife, Lindsey.
