Jordyn stood out as a physical playmaker for her Matchfit SURF ECNL G08/09 team during the championship game v. FC Dallas Youth ECNL G08/09. Her unyielding ability to fight and secure possession of almost every contested ball was impressive. Sullivan looked to play in a hybrid forward/attacking mid style position but with her speed and quickness, she consistently tracked back into the midfield and defensive third to provide additional numbers to build a counterattack. On set pieces she was first to attack with a strong aerial game and eye for goal. Jordyn is a special player that will fit in great at her next stop, Duke University!

Match Fit Surf demonstrated their depth in attack with an impressive 3-1 semifinal victory. Sullivan played a key role in this success, consistently making runs both with and without the ball. In addition, the attacking duo she forms with teammate Giann Hanf will be a combination to watch in the championship match. Sullivan capitalized on her opportunity by following the play, hovering at the top of the box, and striking the ball with power to score. Ultimately, her movement and finishing ability highlight why she is such an important piece of Match Fit Surf’s offense.

The Duke commit had an excellent outing against a very talented San Juan side and played a major role in her team advancing to the semi-finals. She is such a fluid athlete gliding around the pitch. Very tough and gritty defensively battling for every loose ball, never relenting on her press. Her ability to get to the end-line is almost unstoppable as she has an insane first step. Top player.

Jordyn is a fantastic forward who can also play further back as an attacking midfielder. Wherever she plays, she demonstrates her immense talent. She’s aggressive, which allows her to push forward effectively. Any loose ball in or near the box has her name written on it. In the box, she keeps her composure fantastically. She isn’t afraid at all of the pressure of finishing a chance. Her ball-striking is wonderful, allowing her to score great goals from wherever she wants. Aerials are just as easy for her, even if she is shorter than the defenders marking her.

Sullivan is in the midst of her best season yet, scoring a team-high 23 goals for Rumson-Fair Haven this fall. The junior forward now owns 42 career goals. Expect her to continue to be the heart of the Bulldogs’ offense as the season progresses.

Rumson-Fair Haven’s next game: Friday, away at Red Bank Catholic, 3:45 PM — Shore Conference Tournament, Second Round

One of the top players in the Garden State, Sullivan scored a team-high 16 goals and added four assists for Rumson Fair-Haven last fall. The rising junior forward was a nightmare for opposing defenders, showcasing great ball control and finishing ability for the Bulldogs. Expect her to be the main offensive threat for RFH once again this upcoming fall.

Jordyn is a fast, agile, skillful, and resourceful player. Playing more often in the attack, but able to be deployed in midfield, she brings a very direct and attacking-minded approach. Always looking to go to goal, she excels in making and timing her runs, showing for the ball, and playing the ball, delivering enticing balls into the box. Creative and light on ball, she does great at dribbling with speed, and evading and beating opposition players, utilizing her speed and technical abilities to their fullest. Sullivan is a great attacking option, starting or bringing off the bench, she constantly puts in solid, class performances on the field.