Class of 2028 Softball Catcher Kennedi Fair Launches Custom Recruiting Website Built by BlakSheep Creative

The Brusly High and Louisiana Lady Dukes catcher now has a player-owned site where college coaches can find verified stats, game film, and a direct line to recruit her

The Kennedi Fair recruiting website, shown across desktop, laptop, tablet, and phone. Design: BlakSheep Creative.

PORT ALLEN, La. Kennedi Fair, a class of 2028 softball catcher, first baseman, and utility player for Brusly High School and the Louisiana Lady Dukes, has launched a custom college-recruiting website built by BlakSheep Creative. The site gives college coaches one place to review her verified stats, watch catching and hitting film, check her showcase schedule, and reach her directly, and Kennedi owns it outright.

For travel ball families, that single link solves a real problem. A recruit’s profile usually lives on rented platforms and scattered highlight links, none of which the athlete controls. The new site puts everything a coach needs in one fast, mobile-friendly page that Kennedi keeps for the length of her recruitment.

The timing matters. College softball is one of the harder sports to reach at the next level. Only about 6.5 percent of high school softball players go on to compete in NCAA softball, and just 2.1 percent reach Division I, according to the NCAA’s research on the probability of competing beyond high school. In a field that thin, being easy for a coach to find and evaluate is part of the work.

“Anchored behind the plate. Built to compete,” reads the tagline on Kennedi’s site, a line that fits a catcher who runs the defense and hits in the middle of the order.

The website leads with the details a coach checks first: number, positions, class year, height, bats and throws, GPA, and NCAA eligibility ID, all visible at the top of the page. From there it opens into the full evaluation:

Catching, hitting, and lesson film sorted into playlists and updated through the season
An About section that frames her game behind the plate and in the order
An honors timeline covering USSSA podium finishes, a World Series MVP, and district titles
A live showcase and tournament schedule so coaches know exactly where to see her play
A camps section showing the college programs she has already worked in front of
A prominent contact form that routes straight to Kennedi and her family

Coaches increasingly form a first impression online before they ever see a player in person, which makes verified stats and clean, watchable film more valuable than a stack of unsorted clips. Building that home base early is not premature. Under NCAA rules, Division I softball coaches can begin contacting recruits as early as September 1 of an athlete’s junior year, per the NCAA Division I softball recruiting calendar. For a class of 2028 player, that window is close enough to prepare for now.

Kennedi’s on-field case is already building. She has four USSSA podium finishes since 2022, earned World Series MVP honors at a national tournament in 2023, was an All-State Showcase nominee, and helped Brusly High to a district championship in 2025, all while playing up to 18U at age 14.

The recruiting site was designed and built by BlakSheep Creative through its Recruit Spotlight program, which builds custom, player-owned websites for travel ball and high school athletes.

“Families put thousands of hours and dollars into travel ball, and then the athlete’s profile ends up on a platform they rent and can lose,” said Clint Sanchez, founder of BlakSheep Creative. “We built Kennedi a site she actually owns, one that looks as serious as she plays and gives a college coach everything they need in a single scroll. It keeps working for her at a showcase or asleep the night before one.”

Kennedi Fair’s recruiting site is live now at kennediplaysitfair.space. Families with a recruiting athlete can learn more about custom recruiting websites at blaksheepcreative.com.