2013: Andrea Sullivan broke out in the NCAA Regional in Norman, Okla. She belted a two-run homer against No. 1 Oklahoma in the Razorbacks' second game of the tournament. She also knocked in an RBI against Fordham to advance Arkansas to the NCAA Regional Final. Sullivan garnered a .440 on-base percentage in her senior season.

2012: The junior college transfer appeared in 35 games, while starting 25 at first base or the designated player position. Sullivan had four home runs in her first season as a Razorback. She had a bomb at South Carolina in the top of the eighth to give Arkansas win over the Gamecocks. All four of her home runs were in conference play, one at South Carolina, LSU, Kentucky and Auburn. Sullivan had a clutch RBI in the 3-2 victory over Boston University at the Berkeley Regional.

BEFORE ARKANSAS: A home run threat at the plate, Sullivan belted 18 long balls for Chipola College as a sophomore in 2011. She averaged .393 at the plate, recording 68 hits and 62 RBI and was named to the 2011 Louisville Slugger/NFCA NJCAA Division I All-America first team. She helped power the Lady Indians Sullivan was honored to the All-FCSAA first team and was an All-Panhandle Conference selection. As a freshman, Sullivan batted .320 with seven home runs, 49 hits and 39 RBI. She was an astute fielder in her Chipola career, recording .963 and .962 fielding percentages in her freshman and sophomore years, respectively.

PERSONAL: Born May 26, 1991, she is the daughter of Mark and Susan Sullivan. She has one sister, Amanda. Sullivan is majoring kinesiology.