Jameson Chesser leaves the gridiron a champion
‘Champion’ is a word sports fans associate with trophies, cups and accolades. For senior running back Jameson Chesser, the word ‘champion’ is an identity or an image to be reflected.
‘Champion’ is a word sports fans associate with trophies, cups and accolades. For senior running back Jameson Chesser, the word ‘champion’ is an identity or an image to be reflected.
The Trojan cup is a campus-wide competition where five managers recruited teams to compete in several sports and challenges over the course of a month. The team with the best marketing of their brand and best performances in the sports events won a cash prize of 500 dollars.
Seven spring sports fought for national recognition with baseball's double and women's golf with a spectacular come-from-behind championship.
The Taylor women’s golf team took the conference crown in the 2025 Crossroads League Championship. With a surge late in the final day, Taylor pushed past No. 8 Marion and No. 13 Indiana Wesleyan to take home the trophy.
Will and Eleanor Schuitema compete for the men’s and women’s golf teams. While they both play for Taylor, their paths to TU golf couldn’t be more different.
Gabel Pentecost was told he wasn’t good enough to pitch at the NAIA level. Now, he is the 2024 Crossroads League Pitcher of the Year and prepares for the NAIA World Series.
For the second year in a row, the Trojans won both the regular season title and the conference tournament, repeating an accomplishment they had not achieved since 2013.
The Taylor University lacrosse team had one of the program’s best seasons, finishing 7-8 (2-5) and qualifying for the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) Tournament for just the second time in program history.
“You’ll never hear Kaleb talk about himself,” Taylor baseball head coach Kyle Gould said. “You’ll never see him celebrate his personal success. And when your best player behaves that way, everybody does.” Kolpien is now Taylor baseball’s all-time hits leader.
Taylor’s No. 15 competitive cheer squad wrapped up a historic season, solidifying its place as one of the most promising programs in the NAIA.
What better way to start the day than on the pickleball court at 6 a.m.? A group of faculty members and others on Taylor’s campus get together and play pickleball before they head to work. They meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 a.m. and sometimes on Saturdays at 7:30 a.m.
Taylor University softball has been rolling to the Crossroads League tournament. They stand at a record of 28-17, putting them fifth in the conference.
For the first time in program history, Taylor baseball reached No. 10 in the NAIA. They remain the top dog in the Crossroads League with a 33-8 record.
Taylor women’s track and field is working hard and pushing past limits as they approach their final two outdoor meets of the regular season.
The men’s outdoor track and field season is well underway. With a combination of active participation in four meets, the team will head into the Crossroads League Conference Championships with lifetime bests and improving confidence.
“Flush it.” Those were the words that Ian Brookshire, a senior and Taylor University’s assistant football coach, said to Grady Stanley, a freshman linebacker.
The Taylor men’s golf team opened the spring season at the Baker Invitational in Kansas, where the Trojans finished in 4th place of 10 teams, just one stroke out of the top three. Ranked the No. 19 team in the nation, the Taylor women’s golf team is fighting for a place in the top 20 teams in the NAIA.
The No. 10 Taylor University baseball team is having one of the best seasons in program history, currently sitting at 30-7 (21-3).
A strong team dynamic will be crucial to Taylor lacrosse's success in conference play. At the root of that bond is an admirable trio: Casey Bane, James Proodian and Trace Muylle — the team’s only seniors.
Junior Noel VanderWall has been a major part of Taylor’s running programs during all three of her collegiate years. She has helped the team reach their high standard of excellence through multiple Crossroads League championships and NAIA Nationals performances in both track and cross country.