Connor Sullivan Connor Sullivan 5'9" | 160 lbs | A/M | Right Hand Calvert Hall College | 2028 MD looks like the next sophomore piece ready to swing games for Calvert Hall. He finished with two goals and an assist, but the bigger takeaway was how complete his offensive profile looked—he impacted the scrimmage in settled sets, against zone, and in transition. His best moment was the type of goal you’re going to see again if teams fall asleep against Calvert Hall’s weave up top. With a pick coming toward him, Sullivan sold the two-man look, then rejected it and exploded down the righty alley for a clean finish. That blend of deception and burst is tough to defend because it forces a defense to guard both the action and the counter, and by the time they react, he’s already blowing past them. He also put a nice assist on tape to Caleb Kelly Caleb Kelly A Calvert Hall College | 2028 MD versus the zone in the second quarter, then added another goal in the third off a ride-back sequence—doing damage when the defense wasn’t fully set.

Sullivan’s value this spring can show up in a lot of different ways: he can dodge from multiple spots, draw slides, and move the ball quickly when help comes. Add in his touch on inside finishes and a smooth, compact release that still has real velocity from the perimeter, and he’s right on the edge of a breakout sophomore season.

Sullivan showed highly impressive flashes running out of the box as a freshman for the MIAA champions, and if his fall and winter performances served as any indication, he’s a strong candidate to break out in 2026. Sullivan possesses a deceptively quick first step and a full bag of tricks as a goal-scorer, buoyed by top-notch stick skills and true two-handedness. The ball absolutely flies out of his stick, often off a difficult-to-track three-quarters release. Well coached and adept at finding seams in opposing defenses, he gets up the hash and finishes at a high rate, plus he’s outstanding off the catch. Between Sullivan, Caleb Kelly, and Aiden Fournier—who we covered extensively this fall—FCA Maryland boasts an exciting group at attack, along with several promising A/M types.