Frank Sullivan

Teams coached: Bentley Falcons, Harvard Crimson
Bentley record^: 114–86 (.570)
Harvard record: 178-245 (.421)
Overall record^: 292-331 (.469)

Frank Sullivan
Born June 3, 1951
Hometown: Lexington, Massachusetts
Alma Mater: Westfield State University (BA, 1973) / Villanova University (MA)
The Massachusetts-native played at D-III Westfield State (MA) for head coaches Leo LeBlanc and Matt Zunic
First coaching role was on Rollie Massimino‘s staff at Villanova, where he would earn his masters degree
- The three years he spent at Nova were early in Massimino‘s tenure, and preceded his first Sweet Sixteen trip
Next spent five seasons as an assistant at Lehigh under Brian Hill and two seasons at Seton Hall under P. J. Carlesimo
Hired in 1984 to be the head coach at D-II Bentley University in Waltham, MA; went 114-86 overall
- Led the Owls to NE-10 titles and D-II NCAA Tournament berths in both 1985 and 1989; was named NE-10 COY three times
Left Bentley for Harvard in 1991, leading the Crimson for 16 seasons and going 178-245 overall
- Did not reach the postseason during that time, but did finish .500 or better in six seasons
- Fired in 2007 following a fifth-straight losing season; at that time had the most wins in program history
Since 2018, Sullivan has been the head boys basketball coach at Newton Country Day School of the Sacred Heart (MA)

^ overall record includes head coaching positions at both the NCAA Division I and Division II levels