Kevin Sullivan is a 6'6" Small Forward in the 2026 class.
Sullivan attends Rockhurst in Missouri and plays club basketball for VWBAElite.
Sullivan's Player Profile was created on February 9, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Kevin
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Class
2026
Height
6'6"
HS
Rockhurst
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MO
Loaded 6A Field Brings Star Power to the Final Four in Columbia
Steady. That’s the word that best describes Sullivan. He’s been consistent all season for the Hawklets, and there’s...
Written by Daniel Siehndel
Kevin
SullivanSF
Class
2026
Height
6'6"
HS
Rockhurst
|
MO
Kansas City Metro Names Set the Tone with Early Week Performances
In another dominant Rockhurst win, it was Kevin Sullivan who led the way for the Hawklets. With his...
Written by Daniel Siehndel
Daniel Siehndel | Prep Hoops Scout
Daniel Siehndel
Prep Hoops Scout
Steady. That’s the word that best describes Sullivan. He’s been consistent all season for the Hawklets, and there’s no reason to think that will change in Columbia. His size and strength make him a tough matchup for any opponent, but it’s his versatile skill set that allows him to excel. Sullivan can score inside and out, yet it’s his defensive leadership that leads the way.
He can guard multiple positions, move well laterally to keep the ball in front, and anchor the interior when needed. Kevin also rebounds at a high level, controlling the glass and finishing off possessions with the ball in his hands. Expect Sullivan to anchor a Rockhurst defense capable of shutting teams down and dictating the pace. He’s unselfish and leads a roster full of unselfish players with just one goal left in front of them.
In another dominant Rockhurst win, it was Kevin SullivanKevinSullivan
6'6" | SF
Rockhurst | 2026 StateMO
who led the way for the Hawklets. With his rare combination of size and athleticism, he consistently made plays on both ends of the floor. Offensively, he was simply too much to handle on the interior. Even while playing through contact, he was able to carve out deep position and finish strong around the rim.
Sullivan also showed his versatility by stepping out and knocking down shots with range, forcing the defense to respect him beyond the paint. When opponents collapsed and shrank the floor, he stayed poised and made the right reads, finding open teammates and displaying impressive anticipation as a passer.
On the defensive end and on the glass, he was also effective. Using his strength and length, he controlled the paint, battled for rebounds, and disrupted passing lanes. Kevin is yet another example of Rockhurst’s depth — a team that can hurt you in a variety of ways, with different players stepping up at any given time.