Smooth as butter, Sullivan is a left-handed X attackman who can fill up a stat sheet in a hurry, but does so with style. Posting 46 goals and 16 assists in 10 regular season games, he’s elusive with the ball in his stick and has exceptional body control, artfully dodging through defenses before getting his hands free. When he does, he only needs a sliver of net, and Sullivan’s clearly frustrating to cover given how consistently productive he is even when he’s covered well. Doing the majority of his damage when initiating from behind the cage, he can put pressure on the opposition when initiating with either hand, and he’s got a beautiful release that’s tough for goalies to pick up. Blessed with remarkable hands, he’s plenty dangerous off the catch and doesn’t necessarily need the ball in his stick a ton in order to put up points. Sullivan was a Maverik Showtime All-Star this summer, and from what I heard coming away from the event, his campaign in Tinton Falls helped the talented Oregon native become one of the more coveted NESCAC recruits of the cycle.