Why Niagara?
"Niagara gave me the opportunity to fulfill a life long dream of playing Division I hockey, while pursruing a valuable education at the same time. Since day one, the players, coaching staff and administration all made me feel comfortable and part of a second family."
2007-08
Named to the CHA All-Academic Team…Named to the 2007-08 CHA Tournament All-Tournament Team...Played in 36 games, scoring a career-high four goals and seven assists for 11 points...Had a multi-point game against Robert Morris in the CHA Semifinal...Finished the year with a +14 rating, the highest of any defender on the team and third on the team overall.
2006-07
Named to the CHA All-Academic Team…Played in 35 of the team’s 36 games…Totaled four assists from the blueline…Had two helpers in conference games…Team was undefeated (4-0-0) in games he scored a point...Tallied all four of his assists at Dwyer Arena...Picked up an assist on two shot against cross-town rival Canisius...Scored a helper with a +3 rating in victory over Robert Morris.
2005-06
Played in all 36 games, registering a goal and seven assists for eight points...One of just two freshmen (Ted Cook) to see time in every game...Notched first collegiate point vs. Western Michigan, picking up an assist 10 seconds into the game on Sean Bentivoglio’s goal...Scored first collegiate goal on a slapshot from the left side 20 seconds into the game vs. Alabama-Huntsville.
Before Niagara
Played for the Pickering Panthers of the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League (OPJHL)...Finished with 35 points in 2004-05...Collected 13 goals and 17 assists, while being named Pickering’s Rookie of the Year in 2003-04...Notched 49 points (13 goals, 36 assists) for the Toronto Young Nats in 2002-03...Captained the Pope John Paul II High School hockey team, which won the Catholic High School Toronto City Championship...Named team MVP...Member of the baseball team.
Personal
Born April 26, 1987, in Scarborough, Ont....Son of Jeff and Josie Sullivan...Has two younger siblings, Angela and Michael...Left Shot...Majoring in business....Owns a 3.51 grade-point average.
