San Jose’s Bay FC signs midfielder Kennedy Fuller to extension through 2029
The National Women’s Soccer League club said the deal includes a mutual option for 2030.
SAN JOSE — San Jose’s Bay FC announced Thursday, Nov. 12, that the club has signed midfielder Kennedy Fuller to a contract extension through the 2029 season with a mutual option for 2030. The National Women’s Soccer League club said Fuller will remain a valuable piece of its continued growth for at least the next three years.
“Extending Kennedy’s contract reflects our belief in her potential and the role she can play in Bay FC’s future,” Chief Football Officer Paul Green said.
Fuller joined Bay FC in June via transfer from Angel City FC and started the first eight games she appeared in, the club said. She scored her first goal for Bay FC in her second match, a 2-0 win July 10 at Racing Louisville FC. The Southlake, Texas, native captained the United States at the U-20 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Poland in September and scored a hat trick against New Zealand in group play.
“I’m really excited to extend my time at Bay FC,” Fuller said.
Fuller made her professional debut at 16 in March 2024 after being signed under the NWSL's Under-18 Entry Mechanism.
Source: Bay FC: Kennedy Fuller contract extension, Nov. 12, 2026