Jack Sullivan put together an outstanding junior campaign for the Franklin Panthers baseball team this spring, anchoring the infield and producing at the plate. Sullivan was a force at shortstop and a key contributor in Franklin’s deep playoff run that ended in the Elite 8. At the plate, Sullivan slashed .358 AVG/.473 OBP/.968 OPS, showcasing both consistency and power. He totaled 29 hits, including seven doubles, two triples, and scored 17 runs. His presence in the lineup made him a constant threat, and he delivered in high-pressure moments throughout the year. His efforts helped Franklin reach the quarterfinals before falling to King Philip Regional in a tight postseason contest. Sullivan’s season earned him recognition as one of the top players in the region, and he’ll look to carry that momentum into the summer. He’s now competing for Franklin Post 75 in Legion ball, where he’ll play a major role, before returning next spring for his senior season. If his junior year was any indication, Sullivan will be a cornerstone for both programs in the months ahead.
