Caleb Sullivan

I moved from Georgia to Arkansas two years ago and am currently a sophomore playing my first season of varsity football in Arkansas 7A. Through my first five games, I threw for 2,270 yards (454 yards per game) and 20 touchdowns before injury. Before fracturing my finger, I was leading the nation in passing yards per game. I also set the Arkansas all-time record for most completions in a single game (42) and am the #1 QB in Arkansas for the Class of 2029. I'm hoping to be back for the playoffs and can't wait to get back on the field with my teammates. Sports have always been a big part of my family. My dad grew up in South Africa playing rugby and tennis before coming to the U.S. to play college tennis. He later played rugby for Life University in Atlanta, represented the USA Falcons against Canada in the NA4 tournament, and was selected to the USA Sevens training squad. I have two sisters and my older sister played college volleyball and now coaches volleyball at the college level. My younger sister will also play college volleyball. Growing up around sports has definitely helped me develop my competitive side and taught me the importance of hard work. My Christian faith helps keep me grounded and reminds me to be thankful for the opportunities I've been given. I love competing, being part of a team, and pushing myself to get better every day. My goal is to keep growing as a player and a person, and earn the opportunity to play football at the next level.