Sarah Taylor

Height:
5-6
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Bridgewater, Nova Scotia
High School:
Park View Education Centre

SENIOR (2017): All-Mountain West Second Team selection…appeared and started in 21 games…logged 1,828 minutes in the midfield…finished the season with four points on one goal and two assists…scored the goal against Southern Utah (Aug. 20)…tallied the assists at Weber State (Sept. 15) and vs. UNLV (Oct. 22)…the one match she didn’t play in was due to injury…was leaned on heavily towards the end of the season, playing the maximum 90 minutes in the team’s last six games…the 1,828 minutes was a career high, as was the four points…attempted 30 shots put 10 on goal…ripped off a season-high four shots against Nevada (Oct. 20).

JUNIOR (2016): Appeared in 17 matches, including 15 starts...earned team's Iron Bronco award...played in FIFA U-20 World Cup, representing Canada (Nov. 13-20)...tallied two assists on the season...attempted 19 shots, putting seven on goal...logged 1,483 minutes on the season in the midfield...played at least 90 minutes in 11 matches...missed four matches due to national team obligations with Canada's U20 squad...missed three regular-season matches (Sept. 9-15) for selection camp...missed Mountain West Championship match against San Diego State (Nov. 1) for the U-20 World Cup in Papua New Guinea...made national team debut in May, at 11-day camp in Mexico including two international friendlies against Mexico...Academic All-Mountain West.

SOPHOMORE (2015): Appeared in and started all 20 matches in the midfield...tallied one assist (Sept. 27 vs New Mexico)...third on team with 1,751 minutes played...recorded 90+ minutes in 12 matches...Academic All-Mountain West.

FRESHMAN (2014): Appeared in 16 matches, starting final six of the season...named team's 12th Woman of the Year and given Top Bronco Award at year-end banquet...scored in collegiate debut against Drake (Aug. 22), just 13 minutes after entering match...first Bronco freshman to score in season opener since 2008 (Chelsea Robinson)...played season-high 84 minutes in regular-season finale against Utah State (Oct. 31), helping Boise State clinch berth in Mountain West Tournament...earned Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award.

High School:Taylor has proved she's a leader on the field and in the classroom. She was the leading scorer with 22 goals for Park View, who was named regional champions in 2013. She is a Regional Training Centre soccer coach and a U14 South Shore United Tier 1 soccer coach. Taylor is also an assistant soccer coach at Hebbville Academy. She received bronze academic honors at Park View in 2013.