Loyola Marymount University Athletics

COLLEGE
2024 SEASON (Oregon)
Appeared in all 18 matches as a true freshman at the University of Oregon—one of just two players to do so and the only freshman… competed in the Big Ten Conference under head coach Graeme Abel.

HIGH SCHOOL
Lovejoy High School (Class of 2023)
Standout dual-sport athlete in soccer and track & field… scored 18 goals with 12 assists as a freshman in 2021… earned United Soccer Coaches All-State honors, was named District 10-5A Offensive MVP and made First Team All-District, All-Region, and All-Area squads… also qualified for area finals in the 300-meter hurdles as a junior in 2023 and helped Lovejoy capture the Area Championship.

CLUB
FC Dallas ECNL (2019–2023)
Solar SC (2016–2018)
Named to the 2023 ECNL Texas All-Conference Team… helped FC Dallas reach the Elite Eight at the 2022 ECNL National Playoffs and win the Texas Conference title in 2023… earned ECNL Best XI honors at the 2021 National Playoffs… ranked among TopDrawerSoccer’s Top 25 forwards in the Class of 2024… previously played with Solar SC before joining FC Dallas.

PERSONAL
Taylor was born in Portland, Oregon, and is from Frisco, Texas… graduated from Lovejoy High School with a 4.0 GPA and was a member of the National Honor Society… transferred to LMU after one and a half years at the University of Oregon, where she made the Dean’s List in Winter 2024… her mother, Christina, played Division I softball at Fresno State and San Diego State, and her father, Stephen, played football at Willamette University… has one brother, Carson.

Off the field, Taylor has been active in a number of service and leadership initiatives, including O Heroes, Women in Flight workshops, and the Athletes in STEM program, where she coordinated educational visits for student-athletes interested in healthcare careers.\

WHY LMU?
“I chose LMU because of the outstanding environment cultivated by the staff of the Women’s Soccer program. Their dedication and the time they invest in their players made the decision an easy one.”