Johns Hopkins University Athletics

Schulte joined Weil[apos]s staff as an assistant coach in 2013

Three NCAA Elite Eight Appearances

Four NCAA Sweet Sixteen Appearances

Three Centennial Conference Championships

2012: ECAC All-Star Team • First Team All-Centennial Conference • started 23 games • had two goals and career-high three assists on season • notched a goal and an assist in victory versus Birmingham-Southern • tallied an assist on a free kick against Ursinus • registered goal and assist versus McDaniel.

2011: Started all 22 games • recorded a career-high three goals and two assists on season • dished the game-winning assist in 1-0 victory at #11 TCNJ • converted a penalty kick in Centennial Conference semi-finals against Haverford College • scored opening goal in NCAA first round defeat of Eastern Connecticut.

2010: Started 22 of 24 games • played most of year as defensive center midfielder before switching to center back late in season • notched one goal and two assists, including game-winner against Washington College • named to Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll.

2009: Made appearances in 13 games and earned one start • recorded six shots on the year • made her first career start against McDaniel.

High School: Named first team all-league three times and all-county first team once • led team to two state championships.

Personal: Taylor N. Schulte • January 10, 1991 • daughter of Scott and Dana Schulte • father played water polo at Bucknell • mother played volleyball at Bucknell • uncle, Derek Smith, played football at Georgia Tech and Penn State • sister, Devan, plays soccer at Bucknell • cousin, Tanner Smith, plays golf at Penn State • Executive VP of JHU American Marketing Association • member of Phi Mu • interned at Baseball Factory • studied abroad in Sydney, Australia • majoring in psychology with minors in economics and entrepreneurship and management.