Kennedy Fuller

Kennedy Fuller captained the United States at the CONCACAF Girls' U-15 Championship in 2022 and left that tournament with the Golden Ball as its outstanding player, one of the earliest signs of the level she would go on to reach. She backed that up with the Golden Boot as top scorer at the CONCACAF Women's U-17 Championship in 2024, a tournament the US won, and added a Silver Boot at the U-17 World Cup the same year as the team took bronze. In 2023, Gatorade named her its national high school player of the year, and the following year she picked up a nomination for U.S. Soccer's women's player of the year.

She turned professional in March 2024, signing with Angel City FC at 17 through the league's U-18 Entry Mechanism. Her first senior goal came that June, against Racing Louisville FC. Over parts of two seasons with Angel City she made 11 appearances, scoring twice and setting up two more. In June 2026, the club traded her to Bay FC in a deal worth $500,000 in intra-league transfer funds plus $20,000 in allocation money.

Fuller made her Bay FC debut on 5 July 2026 and scored her first goal for the club five days later, again against Racing Louisville FC. By mid-August she had made eight appearances and logged 698 minutes, numbers that made her the seventh player in NWSL history to reach ten career goal involvements as a teenager and put her fourth on the league's all-time list of teenage goalscorers.

Her form at youth level has carried through the age groups for the US: 12 goals in seven matches at U-15, two in three at U-16, 13 in 14 at U-17, and a first goal at U-20 level, where she has continued to be capped since 2025.