Have yourself a day, Quinn Sullivan.

The Philadelphia Union homegrown midfielder was the star of the show Wednesday night in Honduras, scoring a first-half hat trick for the United States as they concluded Group E play at the 2022 Concacaf U-20 Championship.

That sealed a 3-0 win over Cuba, booking first place in the group and a Round of 16 match vs. Nicaragua on Saturday, June 25 (8:30 pm ET).

Check out Sullivan’s dynamic performance below, which included goals in the 2nd, 8th and 43rd minutes:

Sullivan is now fully focused on navigating the knockout round as the US chase a third straight Concacaf U-20 title. The tournament’s top four teams secure berths to the 2023 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Indonesia, while the two finalists also qualify for the 2024 Olympics, a stage the US haven't reached since 2008.

ā€œSame mentality as we’ve had,ā€ said the 18-year-old. ā€œWe’ve got to end teams early, try and get off on the right foot like we did tonight. Nicaragua’s the next stage, so it’s a must-win. Every game’s a must-win to this point, with the goal to lift the trophy and qualify for both the World Cup and the Olympics. It’s vital.ā€

Sullivan is one of four Union homegrowns currently representing the United States, as joined by defender Brandan Craig, midfielder Jack McGlynn and attacker Paxten Aaronson. The 20-man roster includes 17 MLS players in total.

In their other Group E matches, the US thumped Saint Kitts & Nevis 10-0 and battled Canada to a 2-2 draw.