Thomas Cornely, three years at Élan Béarnais, it’s official

Pro B - Thomas Cornely has signed for the next three seasons with Élan Béarnais. He will reunite with his former coach Mickaël Hay.

By@Dimitri VOITURIN

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Thomas Cornely, three years at Élan Béarnais, it’s official

Photo Credit : Guillaume Poumarede

As announced, Thomas Cornely (1.90 m, 33 years old) joins Élan Béarnais. The experienced point guard has signed for the next three seasons. In Pau, he will reunite with Mickaël Hay, the coach who worked with him during his long stint at ADA Blois, in two periods between 2014 and 2023.

PLAYER PROFILE

Thomas CORNELY

Position(s): Point Guard

Height: 190 cm

Age: 33 years old (06/29/1991)

Nationality:

Stats 2024-2025 / Betclic ELITE

PTS

#132

REB

2.6

#120

AST

2.3

#67

A player for BCM Gravelines-Dunkerque since 2023, Thomas Cornely averaged 7 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.3 assists in 26 Betclic ELITE games in 2024-2025. He will return to Pro B with a club that ultimately aims to return to the first division.

Mickaël Hay’s reaction to Thomas Cornely’s signing with Élan Béarnais:

« Thomas is a player capable of playing at positions 1 and 2, he brings valuable versatility. He knows how to organize, control the tempo, and take responsibility when needed. But beyond the technical aspect, he’s a competitor, a player with character, faithful to the Club values we defend here. »

THOMAS CORNELY SIGNS WITH ÉLAN BEARNAIS

As part of building its roster for the 2025-2026 season, Élan Béarnais Pau-Lacq-Orthez is pleased to officially announce the first signing of its off-season: that of Thomas Cornely (33 years old, 1m90, French). pic.twitter.com/GGmXvRV233

— EBPLO (@EBPLO) May 26, 2025

Thomas Cornely

ELITE 2

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Dimitri VOITURIN

Dimitri Voiturin is passionate about sports, music and cinema. On Be-Basketball, he shares his vision of basketball with sensitivity and sincerity. Through his words, he tells the game as a means of escapism, always with the concern of conveying an emotion. He also participated in the Olympic torch relay during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, an honor covered on Be-Basketball. Having practiced wheelchair basketball for a few years, he also shares his passion for this discipline and advocates for inclusion in sport.