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Recent News
02.01.2010 - Student-Athletes Post 3.14 Fall Semester GPA
The Taylor University Athletic Department has announced that 75 student-athletes have been named to the Dean's List for the Fall '09 academic semester.
01.12.2010 - Goalkeeper Lane Honored by NSCAA
Shawna Lane, a senior goalkeeper for Taylor's women's soccer team, was honored by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America on the NAIA All-Midwest Region team.
12.11.2009 - Drooger Signs with Women's Soccer
The Taylor Athletic Department has announced the signing of Molly Drooger who will be attending TU and competing with the women's soccer team in the 2010-11 season. While at Taylor, Drooger plans on majoring in Social Work and Christian counseling.
12.09.2009 - Mercaldo Signs with Lady Trojans
Head coach Scott Stan has announced the signing of Anna Mercaldo to attend Taylor University and participate with the women's soccer program.
12.08.2009 - TU Women's Soccer Signs Kerstan
The Lady Trojan soccer program has announced the signing of Stephanie Kerstan for the 2009-2010 school year. Kerstan, a native of Mundelein, Illinois will play on the defensive side of the ball.
12.07.2009 - NAIA Honors Five Women's Soccer Players
The NAIA has announced that five members of the Taylor University women's soccer team have been named NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
Recent Results
The Taylor women's soccer season came to an end Saturday at the hands of Spring Arbor in the first round of the Mid-Central College Conference tournament.
The Taylor University women's soccer team (7-9-1, 3-5 MCC) capped of the regular season with its third consecutive win, defeating the University of Saint Francis 3-1 on Saturday.
Junior Rachel Kiely scored her first two goals of the season on Wednesday to pace the Taylor women's soccer team to a 2-0 win over Goshen College.
The Taylor University women's soccer team defeated Huntington University 1-0 today, ending a five-game losing streak. The Trojans improve to 5-9-1 (1-5 MCC).
After posting four consecutive conference losses to the top four teams of the Mid-Central College Conference the Taylor University women's soccer team was inches away from sending Tuesday's match against Bethel College to overtime.