After a year full of program records and dominating competition, Taylor baseball proved themselves on the big stage at the NAIA College World Series in Lewiston, Idaho.
The Echo highlights 13 four-year senior athletes who have contributed to Taylor in big roles.
Nine Taylor sports conclude their spring seasons. Several teams set new records while others learn valuable lessons.
There is no rest for the weary, especially not for Taylor’s opponents. The squad has the looks of a team prepared for a deep run at the NAIA College World Series.
The Trojans entered the season ranked No. 9 on the NAIA Baseball Top 25 Poll. It was clear early in the year, however, that the number nine could not hold them.
With the future of baseball up in the air, all fans’ eyes turn toward salary cap discussions.
Baseball is more inclusive and diverse than ever before.The World Baseball Classic, launched in 2006, will return for its sixth installment this March.
Next time you walk around the Kesler Student Activity Center or the Hodson Dining Commons, look up at the traffic cones in Bergwall Hall. Every floor and wing on campus has its own unique culture. Traditions such as Melon and Gourd or the Swunger Games characterize some, while others, such as Broho, ...
No. 9 Baseball: Last year, Taylor’s baseball team had an excellent season culminating with a Crossroads League Championship. During the NAIA World Series Opening Round, the Trojans suffered a heartbreaking loss to Grand View, ending their playoff run. Following the season, junior right-hander Gabel ...
Kaycie and Whitney Warfel have proven to be a consistent force for the Trojans basketball team. On Wednesday, November 5, Kaycie became the first player in Taylor women’s basketball history to score more than 37 points in a game twice in a season. “They’re both dynamic players,” head coach Cassie ...
The Trojans doubled down by run-ruling the Lancers in two games.
The Trojans doubled down by run-ruling the Lancers in two games.
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