2021-22 (Junior): Opened the season as a preseason first-team All-SAC selection... Taylor repeated on the first-team all-conference team after being named the SAC's Player of the Week two times as a junior. One of the most efficient players in the nation, the Maryville, Tenn. native has made 62 percent of her shots from the field, good for fourth in Division II. The junior scored a career-high 35 points going 15-for-16 from the field in an 85-65 victory at Coker in the regular-season finale on Feb. 26. With a 93.8 field-goal percentage, passed Karen Morton's school record for field-goal percentage in a game (minimum 10 attempts). Morton went 13-for-14, 92.9 percent, on Feb. 3, 1986 against Lipscomb. The shooting clip is the sixth-most efficient effort in Division II on the year registering the most made field goals of the 18 players to convert on at least 90 percent of their shot attempts. Taylor became the first Lady Eagle to make 15 shots from the field since Haris Price made 16 at Lenoir-Rhyne on Feb. 2, 2019, 86 games and 1,123 days prior. For the year, the forward has racked up 26 double-digit scoring nights with nine of at least 20 points as the team went 25-1 when she scores at least 10 points. Taylor registered eight double-doubles for the campaign leading the team in rebounding 19 times. In other statistical areas, she was fifth in the nation in free-throw attempts with 192 while ranking eighth in the league in rebounding and scoring and fourth in field goals made, good for No. 33 nationally... Recorded the fifth 20-point scoring night of her career with 21 points on 9-for-14 shooting and seven boards in a win over USC Aiken on Nov. 14... Posted her first double-double of the year in a win at Tusculum on Nov. 17 scoring 26 points and adding 11 rebounds... Named the SAC Player of the Week on Nov. 22 after posting 55 minutes and racking up 17.0 points, 8.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game shooting 52 percent from the floor, going 15-for-29 in wins at Tusculum and against Queens... After serving a suspension in the first half, Taylor tossed in 27 points on 12-for-14 shooting and eight rebounds in a win at UVA Wise on Dec. 8... Tallied the second SAC Player of the Week as a junior on Dec. 13 after averaging 21.5 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game shooting 78 percent from the floor, going 18-for-23... Matched a career-high 16 rebounds in 34 minutes helping C-N come back to beat Anderson on Jan. 8... Racked up a career-high 35 points going 15-for-16 from the field in 28 minutes at Coker on Feb. 26... Was named the SAC Tournament MVP scoring 54 points adding 29 rebounds while going 24-for-41 from the field guiding the club to the Championship.

2020-21 (Sophomore): Taylor earned a slot on the top all-conference club in her debut season at Mossy Creek. With two players on the top club, the Lady Eagles have put a duo on the first team in four straight campaigns. The post player scored in double figures 13 times with four outings of at least 20 points on the year. She had seven double-doubles ranking 34th nationally in the category converting field-goal attempts at a 62-percent clip, good for tops in the SAC and fifth in Division II. Yanking down 9.1 rebounds per game, she was sixth in the conference. After a monster week, she was named the SAC's Player of the Week on Jan. 25 after averaging 18.7 points, 11.3 rebounds and one block per game shooting 67 percent from the floor and draining 14 of 21 foul shots in wins over Mars Hill, No. 7 Tusculum and Wingate. Taylor tallied 33 points and 10 rebounds in a 19-point road win at Mars Hill on Jan. 18. Taylor had scored 36 points this season before Monday night's outburst going 12-for-14 from the field and making nine of 13 foul shots to produce her second double-double of the season. It was the first 30/10 game by a C-N player since Kayla Marosites the second round of the 2018 NCAA Women's Basketball Championships against Lander on March 10, 2018. All told, she led the team in scoring three times and in rebounds 13 times including a career-high night of 16 at UVA Wise on Feb. 10 where she scored 20 points on 8-for-12 shooting. Taylor swatted 19 shots, good for ninth in the league.

Prior to Carson-Newman: Helping guide Furman to a 19-12 record in 2019-20, Taylor was named to the SoCON's All-Freshman team. The Maryville, Tenn. native started seven of her 31 games played as a rookie averaging 6.6 points and just shy of three rebounds per night adding eight steals and five blocks. In 14 minutes of action per night, Taylor shot 60 percent from the field making 71 of 118 field-goal attempts. The 6-1 center scored in double figures eight times as a freshman producing a season-high 15 points at Richmond on Dec. 8 going 6-for-7 from the field. From Nov. 13 to Dec. 8, Taylor scored double digits in five of seven outings. Of her 86 total rebounds on the season, 42 came at the offensive end getting at least one in 24 games and multiple on a dozen occasions. She set a season-high with six rebounds against Wofford on Feb. 29 blocking two shots at Wofford on Feb. 1. A three-time all-district selection at Maryville, she scored 1,082 career points leading the team to a 30-4 overall record in 2018-19, a sub-state appearance and a District 4AAA championship. Over the course of her senior season, Taylor averaged 13 points, eight rebounds shooting 68 percent from the field tallying 14 blocks and 51 assists. As a junior, she averaged 10 points, six rebounds and shot 56 percent from the field her where she guided the team to a second place district finish and region semifinal appearance.