Taylor baseball returned from their Arizona tour with a 4-3 record. Taylor strung together some dominating wins in the southwest including an 11-1 victory against Benedictine Mesa and a 20-3 win against Embry-Riddle.
After defeating Bethel on Wednesday, Taylor has secured their spot in the upcoming Crossroads League Tournament on Nov. 9-16.
Backed by a string of victories, the Taylor’s women’s golf team has concluded their fall season ranked No. 15 in the nation.
Taylor volleyball’s set of sisters, senior Jen Springer and junior Lindsay Springer, are in the midst of a special season. They both grew up watching their sister Kayla who played volleyball at Taylor before them. Now, they have the reigns of the team.
Taylor volleyball sits at a 6-11 overall record, 1-4 in conference, slotting in eighth place in the Crossroads League. Coming off a four-game losing streak, the team is looking to turn things around in the upcoming conference games.
Taylor University sports are back underway with eight teams vying for Crossroads League titles and national recognition.
Solutions by The State News