The summer has been really kind to Sullivan in terms of her recruiting. Back in June, the standout at 3A Blue Ridge would land offers from Erskine, Denmark Tech and Brevard College. Sullivan recently finished her grassroots career in a Lady Angels uniform. The Tigers competed the last pair of seasons in 4A but have returned to 3A. Sullivan’s play helped Blue Ridge to a 23-5 record in 2025-26. A playmaker on the offensive and defensive sides of the floor, she averaged 7.3 points, 4.1 steals and 3.7 assists per matchup last season. Sullivan was one of four from the class of 2027 on last season’s Tigers team. 

Sullivan’s Blue Ridge group entered this season’s 4A tournament as a 5-seed and took on 12-seeded Richland Northeast in the first round. While the Cavaliers gave its upset bid a valiant effort, Sullivan contributed 13 points to the Tigers’ cause to stave off said Richland Northeast effort. Sullivan is one of four juniors on this season’s Blue Ridge team and is one of the three team co-captains. Her junior season has seen her average 7.3 points, 4.1 steals and 3.7 assists per game. The most recent 4A coaches’ poll had the Tigers ranked seventh. Sullivan’s performance earned Blue Ridge a second-round matchup against Camden. 

On paper, a matchup between 3A Woodruff and 4A Blue Ridge would be a matchup that would come down to the final minutes. At The Cage, it was one that the Tigers ran away and hid with in the fourth quarter. Sullivan, a sophomore, tallied 18 points to lead Blue Ridge to a 54-24 win over Woodruff. Between her ball-handling capabilities and her ability to organize a half court offensive set, Sullivan plays the point guard role very effectively. Sullivan gave Woodruff problems all game long with how she would attack the rim and also know when to score and when to distribute.