Sullivan is one of the better shooters in New England’s 2029 class and proved that on several different weekends throughout the Spring and Summer. Sullivan has an advanced understanding of the game and moves very well off ball, but can create own his shot when it’s in his hands as well. It will be interesting to see how he develops in the coming seasons.

Sullivan gets better every single time I watch him play. The 6-foot-1 guard was one of the better shooters in the gym but also impressed me with his ability to get to the rim and finish acrobatically with contact. He looks stronger, more explosive, and quicker with his handle than I remember in the past, and he’s not rattled by bigger and stronger players defending him on the ball. Sullivan understands how to play both with and without the basketball in his hands, and he should be one of the best players in the state this coming season for Andover, especially after a successful spring AAU season with the Mass Rivals.

Sullivan is only a freshman but is extremely advanced for his age. The 6-foot-1 combo-guard has one of the prettiest shots I’ve seen in the class of 2029, and he can hit it in the move and after a host of dribble moves. Furthermore, the Andover rising star has really solid vision and a great understanding of off ball movement and angles. Sullivan tells me that he’ll stay at Andover for his sophomore year, and his squad should be one of the best in the state with a bunch of solid returning players.