Field Hockey

Described as having good stick skills and ability to move in transition on both attack and defense, according to the coaches … Proved to be one of the central anchors in the midfield … One of the more consistent players who will be stepping into a leadership role this season.

2017 Women’s Lacrosse: Emerged into every day defensive midfielder, starting all 16 games … Posted career-highs in groundballs (23), draw controls (13), and caused turnovers (11) … Scooped up career-best three groundballs against Ohio Northern (March 3) and Oberlin (March 25) … Recorded two caused turnovers in double-digit wins over Ohio Northern, DePauw (April 22), and Hiram (May 1).

2016 Field Hockey: Earned second-team all-region and honorable mention all-conference accolades … Started all 19 games as a key transition player in the midfield … Recorded 10 points on four goals and two assists … Tallied all four goals in a six-game span … Scored the game-winner in Wooster’s 2-1 victory over Ohio Wesleyan (Oct. 19) … Scored at crucial junctures, netting goals  in Scots’ 5-4 overtime win against Oberlin (Oct. 1) and 3-1 win at Earlham (Oct. 14) … Went 2-for-3 on penalty shot attempts … Named to the NFHCA National Academic Squad for the second straight year.

2016 Women’s Lacrosse: One of the first midfielders off of the bench, entering 13 of the team’s 17 games … Scooped up eight groundballs, while adding a pair of caused turnovers and draw controls … Had a groundball in collegiate debut against Div. II Walsh (March 3).

2015 Field Hockey: Major offensive contributor from day one, finishing second on the team 17 points (6 goals, 5 assists) … Entered, and started, 19 games … Signature game came via a three-goal, one-assist outing in 5-4 overtime win at Oberlin (Oct. 3) … Scored first collegiate goal at Earlham (Sept. 20).

Prior to Wooster: Two-time all-state honoree in field hockey at Oak Park and River Forest High School … Earned four letters in field hockey, and two each in basketball, lacrosse, and soccer … Helped team to a pair of state semifinal appearances.

Personal: Daughter of Neil Taylor and Kim Cottee … Majoring in chemistry and mathematics.