USF player goes Pro

[USF_Girl]

USF 2008 alumni Nick Sullivan was taken as the 1st goalie in the All American Hockey League (A.A.H.L.) Single A hockey draft, held this past weekend in Chicago. The 7th overall pick went as the 1st pick in the second round to the Chi-Town Shooters.

Nick attended IMG Academy for hockey in Bradenton and stopped pucks in Manitoba, Canada after IMG in juniors. He chose to come to USF and play hockey for the club team after his brother was diagnosed with brain tumors; so he could help at home. He earned the title of College Hockey South Player of the Year and  ACHA D3 All American, as some of his awards, while at USF.

I hope the Chicago Alumni group can make it out to support a fellow Bull at some games this season!

[usfgreg]

Congrats to Nick.  I played against him here in Brandon.  Very good goalie.

[TRUTH D. Antagonist]

congrats!  love to see Bulls do great things.

[Guest AstroBull]

Congrats to Sully!

[D1DDY]

CONGRATS SULLY!!! You da man!!! - Sean Diddy

[mutt]

Good Job son.  :clap

[gurlybull]

Congrats to both of you!  Sully and his lady are both HUGE assets to the USF community!  Wonderful friends, great philanthropists and lots of pride in our school.  It's great to see good things happen to good people.  Best of luck!

Gurly

[smazza]

wow

[USF_Girl]

Congrats to both of you!  Sully and his lady are both HUGE assets to the USF community!  Wonderful friends, great philanthropists and lots of pride in our school.  It's great to see good things happen to good people.  Best of luck!

Gurly

Thanks Britt! Nick helped raise $25,000 during his years at USF for children with cancer. He hopes to create an event with his new team that will benefit children with cancer up in Chicago as well. He is excited for the change of weather of course. [glow=red,2,300]And being the first Bull ever to play professional hockey has helped his mood as well [/glow]

I'll post when his t-shirts become avaliable from his team 

[South_Florida_Flip]

[glow=red,2,300]And being the first Bull ever to play professional hockey has helped his mood as well [/glow]

Not true. Trevor McLean was the first back in the mid 1990's, even earning a tryout with the Lightning.