Bio

AS A SOPHOMORE...Taylor competed in five matches during the 2011 campaign...led the Saints in two of his five matches played...scored among the Saints' top-four consistently throughout the season...carded his collegiate career-low of 78 on October 8th at the Great Notheast Athletic Conference Championship at Gorham Country Club...shot in the 80's five other times during his sophomore season...was named to the GNAC Weekly Honor Roll on 9/26/11...selected to the GNAC All-Sportsmanship Team...named GNAC Academic All-Conference...received the team's Academic Achievement Award and was named the Emmanuel Most Valuable Player at the 2012 Athletic Awards Night.

AS A FRESHMAN... Taylor saw action in five matches during his rookie campaign, making his collegiate debut on September 21 in the John Queenan Memorial Tournament where he would shoot a 91 at Point Sebago Golf Resort to rank second on the Saints ... Fired away a two-day total of 195 (95, 100) at Sable Oaks Golf Course in the 2010 Southern Maine Fall Classic to finish tied for second on the team ... Shot a 94 on October 8 at Westover Country Club in the Elms College Blazers Invitational to rank fourth among teammates ... Recorded a 95 on October 12 at the William J. Devine Golf Course for a fourth place ranking ... Represented Emmanuel in the GNAC Championships over the weekend of October 30-31, shooting a combined 204 (97, 107) at Triggs Memorial Golf Course rank fifth on the team.

BEFORE EMMANUEL... Taylor played varsity golf, hockey and baseball at Triton Regional High School in Byfield, Mass. ... Recorded a hole-in-one during a practice round at hole #6 at Ould Newbury Golf Club ... Was a member of the National Honors Society.

Major: Political Science

Career Aspirations: To work in the field of law

Favorite Movie: Caddyshack

Favorite Book: To Kill a Mockingbird

Favorite Pre-match Meal: Nature Valley Granola Bar

Most Exciting Athletic Experience: Playing golf with Chris Murray during senior year in high school