Hunter Reeves

Bio

Hunter Reeves is a former collegiate baseball player, accomplished coach, and sports business professional specializing in athlete brand development and Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) strategy. A graduate of Reidland High School in Paducah, Kentucky, Hunter was a five-year varsity starter and four-year team captain, leading his team to an All A Regional Championship and a third-place finish in the Kentucky State Championships.

Hunter began his collegiate career on a full scholarship at Lancaster Bible College before completing his playing career at Mid-Continent University. Originally a third baseman, he later transitioned to the outfield, demonstrating versatility, adaptability, and a team-first leadership style.

After his playing career, Hunter moved into coaching, leading American Legion Post 31 in Kentucky. In his first two seasons as head coach, he guided the program to a state championship and a state runner-up finish. He has also worked with Baseball Factory showcases, helping athletes gain exposure to collegiate programs while emphasizing long-term development on and off the field.

Hunter holds a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology and a Master’s degree in Sports and Entertainment Business Management. His background allows him to take a holistic approach to athlete development — blending performance, leadership, education, and business strategy.

Today, Hunter is passionate about helping athletes succeed in the evolving NIL landscape. He works with athletes nationwide to build authentic personal brands, navigate compliance, and create meaningful opportunities that extend beyond competition.

Development Focus

• NIL education and personal brand development
• Recruiting exposure strategy
• Leadership and athlete mentorship
• Long-term performance and career planning

What Athletes Can Expect

• Strategic guidance navigating NIL opportunities
• Authentic brand building support
• Recruiting and exposure insight
• Holistic mentorship on and off the field