Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2014: Played 20 games and started 19 • totaled 28 goals, 32 points, 23 ground balls, eight draws and 14 caused turnovers • scored three goals on three shots, including two on free position, in season-opening win over Marquette • also caused two turnovers versus the Golden Eagles • totaled an assist, two ground balls and two caused turnovers in win over Bucknell • scored and grabbed a pair of ground balls in win over #5 Loyola • handed out an assist in win over American • tallied three points (2g, 1a) in win over #11 Towson • both goals versus the Tigers came on free position • scored four goals, caused two turnovers and grabbed two ground balls in win at George Washington • scored and scooped up two ground balls in win over Boston University • tallied a hat trick and grabbed a career-best five ground balls in win over Michigan • scored three goals, including overtime game-winner, in win at #13 Georgetown • scored in loss to #4 Florida • totaled three points (2g, 1a) in win over UMBC • scored in loss at #12 Penn State • notched a hat trick in win at Old Dominion • scored on free position in win over #10 Ohio State • scored twice in ALC Quarterfinal win over #7 Penn State • scored and controlled two draws in NCAA Tournament loss to Georgetown.

2013: Played for Team England at 2013 FIL World Cup • earned First Team IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic and IWLCA Academic Honor Roll accolades • started all 17 games and posted career highs in goals (43), points (46), ground balls (18), draws (27) and caused turnovers (15) • led team in goals; ranked second in points, free-position goals (7) and caused turnovers; fourth in draws • ranked third in ALC in goals per game (2.53), 12th in points per game (2.71), 13th in caused turnovers per game (0.88) • opened season with a hat trick, three ground balls and two caused turnovers in win over Old Dominion • scored career-high five goals in win over Mount St. Mary[apos]s • followed with four goals and career-best three caused turnovers in win over Bucknell • tallied three points (2g, 1a) in loss to #4 Northwestern • scored and caused a pair of turnovers in loss to #10 Georgetown • scored twice to go with two ground balls, two draws and two caused turnovers in win over George Washington • totaled four goals, two ground balls and two draws in win at Towson • tallied two goals in three straight games versus Princeton, American and Vanderbilt • controlled a career-high four draws in overtime win over Commodores • scored two goals and caused two turnovers in upset of #11 Virginia • totaled five points (4g, 1a) in win over UMBC • notched back-to-back hat tricks versus #6 Penn State and Ohio State (regular season) • scored four goals in ALC Tournament loss to Ohio State • named to ALC All-Tournament Team.

2012: Played 16 games, scoring a career high 13 goals and 15 points • named to ALC Academic Honor Roll • scored two goals, including one free position, with one draw in season-opening win at George Mason • tallied first career hat trick and added an assist in win at Mount St. Mary[apos]s • dished an assist with two draw controls and a caused turnover in loss to Stony Brook • scored on free position in win over Harvard • scored with one ground ball in double overtime loss to #5 Florida • scored on free position in loss at #1 Northwestern • controlled a draw at #10 Penn State • caused a turnover in win over #13 Ohio State • notched a hat trick in win over #11 Penn State in ALC Tournament • scored a pair of goals in loss to #1 Northwestern in ALC Semifinals.

2011: Played 16 games and scored eight goals with six assists • named to ALC Academic Honor Roll • notched first career assist with one ground ball and one caused turnover in season-opening win over George Mason • scored first career goal and added one assist with two draws in win over Mount St. Mary[apos]s • scored a team-high two goals in loss at Princeton • named ALC Rookie of the Week (03-01) • dished a career-high two assists and scored on free position in loss to #13 Georgetown • scored a pair of goals at Harvard • scored in loss to #13 Vanderbilt • scored and controlled a pair of draws in loss at #6 Florida • tallied one assist with one draw and one ground ball in win at UMBC • grabbed three ground balls and caused a career-high two turnovers in win over #2 Northwestern • dished one assist with one ground ball and three draws in ALC Quarterfinal loss to #17 Penn State.

Personal: Sarah J. C. Taylor • daughter of Brian and Caroline Taylor • captained St. Catherine[apos]s School to final of English National Schools Championship in March 2010 • member of England U-19 squad • member of England Senior Elite squad since September 2008 • played for England South in the U-19 Territorial Tournament in 2007, 2008 and 2009 and captained team to the title at 2009 tournament • played for Scotland in the U-19 World Cup in 2007 and named MVP in match against Wales • played for the Surrey Schools U-19 team from 2007 to 2009, during which the team was undefeated • also competed in swimming, tennis, netball and rounders • Dean[apos]s List student majoring in biology.