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 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.
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.
At Taylor’s first game against IU East, rescheduled for February 25, softball head coach Doug Gower said the Trojans will have an opportunity to test their skills and hone their defense.
Only two competitions into the 2025 season, Taylor competitive cheer has climbed to No. 6 in the NAIA Scoring Average, placing them at the top of the Crossroads League and reaching No. 2 in the NAIA Cheer ARC Region 2 ratings.
The Taylor men’s rugby team 2024 season is well underway in the fall semester. Their play continues to get better after games and a tournament at Wabash College in the second weekend of November.
Taylor men’s basketball added extra skill to its backcourt with three heavily experienced transfer students: senior guard Kobe Funderburk, junior guard Chaz Harvey, and junior guard Kaleb Edwards.
Now Ranked No. 2 in the NAIA, the women’s cross country team started out of the gate running into the season with two first-place finishes and one second-place finish.
Fifth-year senior Ahna Neideck is leaving an impact in every moment of the Taylor cross country program. She is taking the opportunity to use the gifts God has given her for one last season at Taylor.
Solutions by The State News